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Stadium Stampede pitted seven wrestlers against seven others in a no-holds-barred battle that saw competitors brawl through the aisles and in front of merchandise stands. Fans chased the wrestlers throughout the arena as chaos erupted around them. They went that way! one fan yelled, prompting a stampede of spectators rushing around the rafters with phones in hand.

Professionals in a wide range of healthcare fields on May 19 united at Terrace On the Park, in Queens, for Schneps Media's Healthcare Hero awards, honoring healers and helpers from hospitals to homes and the homeless. Schneps Media CEO Joshua Schneps greeted hundreds of attendees, singling out a little more than 50 heroes, as not simply essential during the pandemic, but every day.

New York City was pummeled with heavy rain and thunderstorms, leaving stranded drivers forced to seek refuge atop their cars amid violent flash flooding. Wild footage showed commuters being swept off their feet and cars being overwhelmed as the deluge of rain and 60-mph winds battered the city late Wednesday. Storm warnings were in place across New York City - but Queens felt the brunt of the tempest with 2.57 inches reported in Bellerose, according to Fox Weather meteorologist Christopher Tate.

Roman Amatitla, 38, of Calamus Avenue, was arraigned Tuesday on a 37-count indictment charging him with four counts of murder in the first degree, 12 counts of murder in the second degree, five counts of arson in the first degree and other related crimes. Amatitla was remanded into custody without bail and faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.

On April 20, Arif Nour approached the victim near 46 Street and began talking to her. He is accused of restraining her as she attempted to walk away.

As alleged, this defendant put countless people in peril by engaging in reckless driving during a street takeover, creating a dangerous environment for bystanders.

A man of unknown age was found sitting in a brown Toyota minivan covered in blood, prompting a 911 call from a good Samaritan.

The man dumped his drink in the baptismal font at St. Anastasia's Roman Catholic Church in Dougalston around 11:45 a.m. on March 14.

How buildings are designed impacts people's lives every day. If every day you're living in a space where you can't use your home, that gnaws away at you.

The Bay Terrace location has been inspected five times since May 2025, and only once has it scored within the A-grade range without additional flags worth noting.