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Ballot Bribe Informant Is Developer in $113M Debt: Sources
The FBI informant at the center of the mayoral race bribe plot is himself accused of having orchestrated a $100 million dollar fraudulent real estate deal, NBC 4 New York has learned. Read More
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Student Shot After School Suspension Dispute
A student at Bronxwood Preparatory Academy plans to sue the Department of Education after being shot while on the street, following a dispute with a secretary over bathroom privileges, the I-Team has learned. Read More
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I-Team: Autistic Kids Denied Coverage
Legislation that was supposed to guarantee insurance coverage for expensive autism treatments for hundreds, and possibly thousands, of autistic children is failing families because of an 11th-hour amendment added in Albany,... Read More
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I-Team: Lady Liberty Workers Frustrated by Delays
Hundreds of people who work at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island are frustrated that the National Park Service still has no firm date for reopening the landmarks to tourists since their closure from Hurricane Sandy. Now, nearl... Read More
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Convicted Killer Exonorated in Death of Brooklyn Rabbi
A man who has spent more than two decades behind bars for the murder of a Brooklyn rabbi was apparently wrongfully convicted. Jonathan Dienst reports.
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I-Team Examines Big Pharma Money to Docs
Some of the New York doctors who write the most Medicaid prescriptions are also collecting thousands of dollars from pharmaceutical companies – including the manufacturers of some of the drugs they prescribe. Read More
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Speeding Continues at Deadly Accident Scene
Just days after a young family was hit and killed in Brooklyn by a car that police say was going twice the speed limit, the I-Team's Chris Glorioso found many cars going almost as fast on the same road -- and police have done little to enforce the limit.
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I-Team: NJ School Supers Can Double Dip
Taxpayers in New Jersey are paying dozens of school superintendents twice – a paycheck and a pension – and it’s allowed, the I-Team has learned. Read More
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I-Team Tracks Sandy Relief Money from 12-12-12 Concert
Some of the biggest names in music, from the Rolling Stones and The Who to Roger Waters and Paul McCartney, came together for the 12-12-12 Concert for Sandy Relief to raise millions of dollars. The money went to its organizer, the... Read More
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Exclusive: Informant Warns Blind Sheik Still a Threat
An FBI informant who has helped catch some of the world's most dangerous terrorists is coming out of hiding to warn that a terrorist sheik in prison remains a significant threat to the U.S. Read More
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If it’s a couple hundred dollars or if it’s more, it could make a big difference to families.
—Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said of billions in cash still unclaimed by residents in Sandy-ravaged neighborhoods
—Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said of billions in cash still unclaimed by residents in Sandy-ravaged neighborhoods
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Gay Couple Attacked Hours After Rally Against Hate Crimes
A gay couple was attacked early Tuesday in SoHo, a day after thousands marched to protest the killing of a gay man and several other bias attacks that have shaken the community, NBC 4 New York has learned.
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Target of Bus Shooting Was Other 14-Year-Old Girl: Sources
Detectives believe the intended target in the shooting that killed a 14-year-old girl on a Queens bus Saturday was another teen on the bus, sources tell NBC 4 New York.
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Police Union Defends Officer in Hofstra Student Shooting
A police union defended the actions of the officer who accidentally shot to death a Hofstra student who was being held by an armed intruder in her home, saying police do everything they can to protect as many citizens as possible.
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NYPD Detective Accused of Hacking into Other Cops' Emails
An NYPD detective is accused of cyberstalking his ex-girlfriend and hacking into the emails of other cops in his precinct because he thought she was cheating on him, NBC 4 New York has learned.
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NJ Ex-Priest Jailed After Working With Kids
A judge has ordered a New Jersey priest wait behind bars while a grand jury considers whether he violated a legal agreement to stay away from children.
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Yankees, Man City to Co-Own New NYC MLS Team
The Yankees are partnering with Manchester City to own Major League Soccer's 20th team, which will be called New York City Football Club and plans to start play in the 2015 season.
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