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An arrest has been made in the strangulation death of a New York City woman whose body was found on Long Island. Full Story »

A major New York concrete testing firm is going on trial on criminal charges. It's accused of faking results for projects including ground zero's signature tower and the new Yankee Stadium. Full Story »

A son of the late Connecticut Congressman Stewart McKinney has returned to his teaching job in Bridgeport after being arrested on drunken driving and gun charges. Full Story »

"The Boss'' backs gay marriage in the Garden State. Full Story »

The Pink Tea Cup, a fixture in New York City's Greenwich Village neighborhood for more than five decades, has announced it is closing. Full Story »

Former Vice President Dick Cheney says trying suspected Sept. 11 terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in New York City will make him "as important or more important than Osama bin Laden.'' Full Story »

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A holy cow perhaps? Or maybe a divine bovine? A calf born at a dairy farm in Sterling last week has a white marking on its forehead in the approximate shape of a cross. Full Story »

Police say a Franklin man dressed up as his mother in an attempt to withdraw money from her bank account. Full Story »

A 1948 print of Ansel Adams' iconic photograph, "Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico," has sold for $360,000 at an auction in New York City. Full Story »

Former New York Senate leader Joseph Bruno has quit his consulting job following his conviction on two corruption counts in federal court. Full Story »

New Jersey Gov.-elect Chris Christie is taking a more low-key approach to his inauguration than some of his predecessors. Full Story »

A woman who says she was duped by an Internet employment notice has been found bound with duct tape at a motel in central New York after vanishing for two days. Full Story »

Hours after a proposal allowing same-sex couples to marry survived its first legislative hurdle in New Jersey, gay rights supporters were working behind the scenes to get the bill approved in the Senate. Full Story »

Police in New York say the death of an infant in her father's arms appears to be accidental, but they suspect the man may have been drinking or using drugs. Full Story »

A police raid in Chinatown Tuesday morning dealt a blow to an alleged counterfeit ring. Full Story »

A woman was found stabbed to death and her infant son critically wounded inside their Jersey City apartment Tuesday, police said.  Photo/Steve Sandberg AUDIO Full Story »

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has vetoed a bill that gives drivers a five-minute grace period in certain parking zones around the city. Full Story »

The Yankees, Tigers and Diamondbacks neared agreement Tuesday on a three-team trade that would send star center fielder Curtis Granderson from Detroit to New York, a person familiar with the negotiations said. Full Story »

Take a glance through the new Meadowlands Stadium, the new home to the NY Giants and Jets set to open in early 2010. Photos by 1010 WINS reporter Steve Sandberg . Full Story »

Bayer Healthcare is recalling 100,000 packages of Alka-Seltzer cold capsules because some do not properly display warning information about drowsiness. Full Story »

New Jersey drivers could face a gas tax increase to help pay for the upkeep of roads and bridges despite Gov.-elect Chris Christie's pledge not to raise taxes in the year ahead. Full Story »

The New York Times Co. said Tuesday that the print advertising market has improved "modestly," and shares of the newspaper company rose more than 3 percent. Full Story »

An immigration officer on Long Island is accused of soliciting and taking bribes from people seeking approval of their citizenship applications. Full Story »

State police say one of their investigators has died after falling off a ladder while doing repair work at his mother's home in the Hudson Valley. Full Story »