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The truck's driver went to the hospital with a minor injury. Three adults and one child in the disabled vehicle were taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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The UH-72 Lakota helicopter was assigned to the federal government's border security mission when it went down while the helicopter was conducting aviation operations.
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The Nassau County Executive issued an executive order in February banning sports organizations from county-run athletic facilities if they allow transgender girls and women to compete on female teams.
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Since the state legalized marijuana in 2021, unlicensed pot shops have proliferated across New York City.
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The EPA announced over $420 million from the program will go to New York state for drinking water and clean water infrastructure upgrades.
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Trump's ability to pay his mounting legal debts is increasingly murky after back-to-back courtroom losses. In January, a jury ordered him to pay $83.3 million for defaming writer E. Jean Carroll.
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The panel's new map plan leaves the most of the current congressional districts largely in place, a move that could help head off legal challenges against the proposal.
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The asylum seekers were among an overflow of migrants who were transferred to Buffalo from New York City after arriving there in 2023.
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Gendron, 20, is already serving a sentence of life in prison with no chance of parole after he pleaded guilty to state charges of murder and hate-motivated domestic terrorism.
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The decision comes after the Bills held a short interview process, which included Brady last week. Brady also interviewed with the Atlanta Falcons for their head coaching vacancy.