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NYC man gets life in prison for killing, dismembering woman for life insurance benefits
A New York man was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison for a scheme that involved killing and dismembering a woman after fraudulently taking out a life insurance policy in her name to collect the benefits, federal prosecutors said.
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Bed-Stuy ‘aquarium' brought back to life
After the city cemented over its beloved goldfish puddle one week ago, Bed-Stuy neighbors dug up a new pond. News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Beloved ‘Bed-Stuy Aquarium' that started under leaky hydrant gets reborn in tree bed
A makeshift aquarium built beneath a leaky New York City fire hydrant has been revived. Industrious Brooklynites have taken waterproof liner, bath tiles and concrete blocks and fashioned a new pond in a tree bed next to the now repaired hydrant. Dozens of people passed by Friday to see the roughly 40 goldfish darting around their new environs, which included...
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Drugs, weapons, electronics seized in Brooklyn federal jail sweep where ‘Diddy' is held
Investigators seized drugs, homemade weapons and electronic devices this week during an “interagency operation” aimed at cleaning up the troubled New York City federal jail in where Sean “Diddy” Combs is being held, the Bureau of Prisons said.
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Hunt for killer in Brooklyn subway stabbing
Romney Smith reporting on the hunt for the killer in a Brooklyn subway stabbing.
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Man stabbed to death on subway in Brooklyn
Authorities are investigating a deadly stabbing aboard a subway in Brooklyn. According to police, officers responding to a call about an assault on a southbound N train at Stillwell Avenue in Coney Island around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday found a 54-year-old man stabbed in the back. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police say they’re...
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Man stabbed to death in Brooklyn subway station
Romney Smith reports.
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New evidence in controversial 1986 murder conviction
Sarah Wallace reporting on new evidence in a controversial 1986 murder conviction.
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Brooklyn youth baseball coach sexually abused 7 teenage players, DA says
The coach of a Brooklyn youth travel baseball team sexually abused multiple teenage boys who played for him, repeatedly insisting the players expose themselves and at times even refusing to stop difficult training exercises until they did so, according to the district attorney.
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Feds launch ‘interagency operation' at troubled NYC jail housing Diddy
Federal investigators launched an “interagency operation” at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where Sean “Diddy” Combs is incarcerated.
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Bed-Stuy goldfish pond gets paved over, fish removed
The so-called Bed-Stuy aquarium is back in the news, but this time it’s because of what has become of it. What was once a pool of water from a leaking hydrant used to make a goldfish pond, has now been paved over to prevent the pond from returning — upsetting those who maintained the attraction. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield...
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Beloved makeshift Bed-Stuy Aquarium paved over by NYC crews
City crews paved over the beloved Bed-Stuy Aquarium, the makeshift pond that used to be home to dozens of goldfish, upsetting neighbors and leaving some remembering the community site. It happened late Thursday near Tompkins Avenue and Hancock Street. “Everyone is grieving, it gave a community a sense of place we can go, belonging,” Kossivi Alokovi said. While Alf Erlandson told News 4, “It’s disappointing.” The handful of fish who...
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NYC paved over the ‘Bed-Stuy Aquarium' — and people have feelings
The Bed-Stuy Aquarium, the divisive sidewalk puddle full of goldfish near a leaky hydrant that has alternately been destroyed — and resurrected as a neighborhood icon — is no more, forever this time. The city paved it over. The makeshift animal home at the corner of Tompkins Avenue and Hancock Street found virality online over the summer. Some lauded the…
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Before Ellie the Elephant, there was Maddie — the original NY Liberty mascot
The New York Liberty has taken over New York City after winning the WNBA championship title in a five-game series against the Minnesota Lynx, where thousands of fans gathered along the Canyon of Heroes for the ticker-tape parade to celebrate the team’s first-ever title. While the attention was centered on the players, some fans noted a mascot resembling a...
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Watch New York Liberty Championship Parade 2024
NBC New York presents coverage of the New York Liberty championship ticker-tape parade through the Canyon of Heroes on Oct. 24, 2024.
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New evidence in decades-old Brooklyn murder case
There were dramatic developments in a decades-old Brooklyn murder case, just as a hearing on new evidence was about to begin. The defense has repeatedly accused prosecutors of withholding critical information in the case involving Lorenzo Glaspie, accusations the prosecutor’s office denies. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports;.
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New York Liberty announce Barclays Center championship celebration: What to know, tickets, timing
The New York Liberty will be hosting a championship celebration for fans at Barclays Center on Thursday. The details were just announced by the team for the Thursday night event. The championship celebration will take place after the team’s parade and city hall ceremony earlier that day. The celebration will be held at Barclays Center on Thursday from 7 to…
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Brighton Beach gets Hollywood treatment in Sean Baker's ‘Anora'
The cast of “Anora” share fun behind the scenes moments from filming and what it meant to be in Brooklyn and Manhattan for production. News 4’s Brian Price reports.
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Liberty capture first WNBA championship in franchise history
The New York Liberty secured their first WNBA title in franchise history, defeating the Minnesota Lynx in overtime of Game 5.
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Man hospitalized after hit by MTA bus in Brooklyn
The man was riding a scooter when he collided with the MTA bus in East Flatbush. News 4’s Ida Siegal reports.