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Legend Johnson is one of 500 people with Down syndrome who have been chosen to appear in the upcoming National Down Syndrome Society’s hour-long Times Square Video presentation, which kicks off the New York City Buddy Walk—a big honor for the Summit, Mississippi, child. The annual video presentation aims to raise...

Officials say the shooting happened around 10:15 a.m. outside a home on the 600 block of Carnegie Street.

At least three people were killed and eight others were injured in a shooting at a restaurant in New York City early Sunday morning. Police said they received several 911 calls around 3:30 a.m. on Aug. 17 about gunfire at Taste of the City Lounge on 903 Franklin Avenue in Brooklyn, according to a press […]

A fiery crash on I-280 in East Orange, N.J. closed the eastbound on ramp to the Garden State Parkway for the morning rush.

HARLEM, N.Y. (PIX11) — It’s all about mentorship and economic empowerment. Leaders of One Hundred Black Men of New York say they have a new energy-powered headquarters, and they are expanding programs to young people. Could golf be a key to entrepreneurship? 17-year-old Francis Dossa from Harlem says it’s changed his...

A New York City man was arrested in Massachusetts as a fugitive from justice in connection with an attempted murder charge.

An Old Bridge man has been accused of driving while high on cannabis and killing a truck driver on a bridge in Middlesex County. William L. Hunter Jr. is now charged with third-degree strict liability vehicular homicide in the grisly May death of Jamal Ebron on the Edison Bridge in Sayreville.

Dagmar Cannabis is the first female-owned dispensary in New York State, showcasing the experience in a way that's true to Tzar's roots

"Officer Martinez faithfully served the West New York community for 25 years with honor, dedication, and compassion," West New York police said. Martinez died weeks away from his retirement, police said. Sources tell Daily Voice his death was sudden. "His unwavering commitment to protecting and serving our residents...

Editor’s Note: Norwood News is officially on our annual summer hiatus. However, we are continuing to publish some ad hoc stories online that we couldn’t get to earlier this year. We hope everyone gets some time to enjoy the last few weeks of summer and thanks, as always, for reading.