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A fleeing driver allegedly struck a Putnam County sheriff’s deputy on Sodom Road, prompting the deputy to fire and wound the suspect. Both were hospitalized.

Court rejects Texas bid to enforce abortion ruling in New York

A state court found the owners of River Valley Estates in Sullivan County illegally raised rents, charged unlawful fees and failed to provide safe drinking water.

Sharon Toney-Finch, once hailed as an advocate for veterans, received a one-year prison term for stolen valor and defrauding donors.

George J. Meyers will leave the bench Dec. 31 and agree never to return after a state investigation into complaints of poor demeanor and retaliation.

An officer with Troop K was arrested after hitting several vehicles while driving the wrong way on state Route 9 in Westchester County.

The 1.7-mile trail through wildflower meadows offers vistas, new amenities and access to the rugged backcountry of Schunnemunk State Park.

Who says democracy can’t be cheesy?

An online map from Riverkeeper shows where it’s safe to swim, fish and drink along the river.

The funds will develop and/or preserve approximately 100 rental units in Poughkeepsie and Amenia.

The move sets up the first major constitutional showdown over telehealth shield laws nationwide.

A 17-year-old boy was hit three times in the back but was in stable condition on Wednesday. Police have not arrested a suspect.

New York launches ‘Literacy Trail’ pairing kids’ books with 10 state parks

Lawsuit seeks $27M from upstate town, officer over alleged police brutality

The 115-year-old park will get a new playground, public restrooms and expanded picnic areas.

Daniel Monarchi of Haviland Middle School faces federal felony charges related to his alleged conduct with teenage girls on the chat app Discord.

Taylor Bruck hired counsel in his case against Texas weeks before the County Legislature voted to fund it, but his attorney will go pro bono eventually.

The resolution prompted partisan debate over what role the county should play in the high-profile case.

A new study shows the city no longer qualifies for the state’s rent stabilization law.

One-third of respondents to a new poll said they are considering leaving as housing costs continue to soar.