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A man suspected of fatally shooting three people and wounding at least five more during a Monday night rampage at Michigan State University has died, local police said. The man shot himself off cam…

It was an idyllic domestic scene straight out of a Hollywood talkie: A pretty young wife kisses her dapper, handsome husband goodbye at the door of their suburban bungalow on a pleasant summer day,…

JUSTICE STORY: How legendary NYC detective solved mystery of dismembered woman in the Hudson River

JUSTICE STORY: Mystery of beautiful NYC call girl dismembered, stuffed in suitcases

The middle-aged gentleman took one last look in his hotel room mirror before heading downstairs, and he couldn’t help but smile at his good luck. The native New Yorker, dressed to the nines i…

Chester D. Smith immediately knew something wasn’t quite right when his daughter didn’t come home for Thanksgiving weekend. Jacqueline Smith had always been headstrong and independent, …

John T. Conlin was tired, hungry, and not a little drunk after a long night out, so when he stepped out of a taxi and entered his Queens building he barely took notice of the tall young man lurking…

It had been nearly two years since Catherine Gore enjoyed a night out on the town, and the young Manhattan woman was practically giddy over how well it was turning out. The best part of this balmy …

It didn’t take long for New York City homicide detectives huddled at a secluded spot outside the Polo Grounds where a young woman was found raped and strangled to realize the killer had likel…

There were few things Colin MacKellar enjoyed more than his frequent business trips to Manhattan, where the mild-mannered sales manager from Montreal would let his hair down, hit the bars and be hi…

Ian Lara It took Ian Lara nearly a decade to get to the point where he was a steadily working standup comic with a loyal following and a bright future. Then the pandemic struck. Lara, a Brooklyn na…

Possessed of a plain face, thick body and unruly hair that didn’t suit the short bob she sported in the summer of 1927, Eugenia Cedarholm was hardly what most men would consider a beauty. Yet…

Agnes Tufverson, 43, was ecstatic over the way her humdrum existence had taken a sudden, thrilling turn for the better when she married Ivan Poderjay, a dashing Yugoslavian army captain. Six months later, Tufverson was the subject of an international mystery.

It was a literal jigsaw puzzle that mystified New York homicide detectives for months — the ongoing discovery of more than a dozen human body parts scattered across the city, all presumably from the same unfortunate, unidentified victim.

A woman’s frantic shrieks coming from the penthouse of a ritzy Midtown building turned out to be way worse than a rowdy midday bender that got out of hand.

JUSTICE STORY: Deadly NYC stabbing spree may have been the work of a racist serial killer

The horrific stabbing spree was like an urban-set plot straight out of an ’80s slasher flick, but with a malicious, knife-wielding menace whose bloodlust was fueled by bigotry — and who had a particularly sadistic signature.

The son’s worst fears were about to be realized. It wasn’t like Arthur Todd to miss a meeting, especially when it concerned money, and his son Kenneth was growing increasingly worried.

Salsa music icon Willie Colon recovering from ‘life threatening’ motor home accident

Blomberg’s enduring friendship with the surly, no-nonsense backstop who’d go on to become a Yankees icon as the heart and soul of the late-1970s championship teams is at the core of Blomberg’s new book “The Captain & Me: On and Off the Field with Thurman Munson.”