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The stabbing arose from a dispute over who was first in line, an official said. A suspect was arrested and charged with second-degree murder. A woman was arrested and charged [...]

A man captured in Altoona, Pa., was charged with murder in connection with the killing of Brian Thompson outside a hotel in Midtown Manhattan. A 26-year-old man was arrested in [...]

A 41-year-old Florida man has been charged in the 2009 stabbing death of his uncle in Queens. This February, Anthony Scalici discarded a fork in Florida. Detectives from New York [...]

Megan McDonald, whose father was a Police Department detective, was found dead near a dirt path outside Middletown, N.Y. This week, her former boyfriend was arrested. Megan McDonald’s body was [...]

Byline: Christopher Maag, Julia Martin,, Tom Nobile, Keldy Ortiz, Chris Pedota, and Svetlana Shkolnikova This is the second part of a story that chronicles how a group of women fought, [...]

Byline: Christopher Maag, NorthJersey.com 'We would have been nowhere without the friends and families of the victims.' Adam Wells Assistant Essex County prosecutor Sarah Butler was murdered two days before [...]

Byline: Tom Nobile, Julia Martin and Christopher Maag, NorthJersey.com | USA TODAY NETWORK - NEW JERSEY Khalil Wheeler-Weaver, the Essex County man accused of a brutal North Jersey killing spree [...]

Byline: Tom Nobile and Christopher Maag, North Jersey Record In the end, Khalil Wheeler-Weaver couldn't keep his story straight, police say. The Essex County man, charged with the murder of [...]

Byline: Christopher Maag and Julia Martin, North Jersey Record At 3:52 p.m. on Nov. 19, 2016, Khalil Wheeler-Weaver used his phone to Google date-rape drugs. One hour and 53 minutes [...]

Byline: CHRISTOPHER MAAG and ABBOTT KOLOFF, STAFF WRITERS Police charged a 45-year-old North Arlington man with murder Friday after finding him with his wife's body in the apartment they shared. [...]

The article reports on the murder charges filed against a daycare center operator and her neighbor in the Bronx after a 1-year-old boy, Nicholas Feliz Dominici, died from opioid exposure in the daycare center during his first week there.

The article reports that the same .22-caliber pistol was used in three killings in Brooklyn, New York accroding to police reports. It states that the incidents occured in different stores in the area including Valentino Fashion, Amazing 99 Cent and Up Deals and She She Boutique. It says that the victims, Mohamed Gebeli, Isaac Kadare and Vahidipour Rahmatollah, were all older men and of Middle Eastern origin.

The article reports on the charge of murder made by police against Naeem Davis for pushing Ki-Suck Han on railroad tracks that resulted to his death. Reverend Won Tae Cho says that Han's family could not sleep after seeing the photo, which was captured by a freelance photographer during the attack. It mentions that the crime raised debates among New Yorkers as many bystanders witnessed the crime. Police department's chief spokesman Paul J. Browne says that Davis implicates himself to the crime.

The article reports that the lawyers arguing a murder case at the Ohio supreme court, appealed that their client, convicted of murdering his girlfriend, should not be sentenced to death, as his witnesses had not been allowed to smoke while deliberating.

The article reports on the disturbance at an airport ticket counter, which killed a passenger and injured a police officer, in Cleveland, Ohio.

The article reports on the shooting of Raymond Facey, a Brooklyn, New York City-resident and a Nassau County police officer, by Darrell Fuller, a parolee who had served time for attempted murder. It mentions that police officers who responded to the said shooting has then found Fuller in a minivan with two gunshot wounds believing that he had shot himself. Further, the family of Facey has lamented the randomness and heartlessness of the shootings.