Gunned-Down Son's Family Reflects On Man's Sentencing In New Crime: PM

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Gunned-Down Son's Family Reflects On Man's Sentencing For New Crime

"He had so much life ahead of him. He's missing the weddings, the children. He could have been a father one day — but we'll never know."

LI Grocer Eyes Possible Holes In Baker's Story Over Donut Ingredients

Market owners claim they were sold bogus vegan and gluten-free donuts similar to the Dunkin chain, but bakery owner says that's not true.

Blakeman Sues AG James For Cease & Desist Of Transgender Athlete Ban

The county executive announced the federal lawsuit on Wednesday.

Volunteer Firefighter Charged With Tampering With Public Records: DA

He is accused of making 96 false entries in Cutchogue Fire Department records, crediting himself, family for calls they did not attend: DA

Hate Crime Indictment For Anti-Semitic Incident On LI: DA

If convicted of the top charge, Bechir Lehbeib faces up to 25 years in prison, prosecutors said.

Man Found Guilty Of Assaulting Ex-Girlfriend With Machete: DA

The man chased the mother of his children with a machete, as well as a neighbor who helped the woman, the DA says.

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