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Mary Richardson Kennedy, the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., had no traces of alcohol in her system when she took her own life in May, according to a toxicology report released Friday by the Westchester County medical examiner.

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NTSB: Deadly 2011 bus crash caused by fatigue, speed, poor oversight updated: Tue Jun 05 2012 17:16:00

A bus crash that killed 15 people and injured 18 others was caused by a "perfect storm" of sleep deprivation, speed and lack of oversight, the National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday.

Mary Kennedy: 'Green' designer, wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.updated: Thu May 17 2012 13:56:00

Mary Kennedy, the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., had been in the headlines for her alcohol and drug problems, but is remembered by relatives as a devoted mother and pioneer of "green" architecture.

Mary Kennedy, wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., diesupdated: Wed May 16 2012 20:03:00

Mary Kennedy, from whom Robert F. Kennedy Jr. filed for divorce in 2010, is dead, an employee of the Westchester County, New York, medical examiner's office said Wednesday.

Feds to review shooting death of ailing veteran in New Yorkupdated: Fri May 04 2012 19:38:00

Federal prosecutors will investigate the case of a white police officer who shot and killed an ailing 68-year-old black veteran in his own apartment, a spokeswoman said Friday.

Protester hangs from New York's Tappan Zee Bridge for hours updated: Mon Nov 07 2011 15:42:00

A protester dangled off the Tappan Zee Bridge using a rope and harness for several hours Monday before police lowered him into the Hudson River and took him into custody.

Police: 4 killed in apparent murder-suicide in New Yorkupdated: Wed Oct 19 2011 02:39:00

Police in New York found a family of four dead inside a house in Westchester County Tuesday -- the victims of an apparent murder-suicide.

TSA and police officers arrested in prescription drug bustupdated: Tue Sep 13 2011 18:45:00

Three Transportation Security Administration officers and two police officers are among 20 people arrested Tuesday on charges of conspiring to distribute tens of thousands of oxycodone painkillers for illegal sale from Florida to Connecticut, according to U.S. Attorney of Connecticut David B. Fein.

Headgear ban sparks melee between police, Muslim park patronsupdated: Wed Aug 31 2011 18:45:00

What was meant to be a celebration marking the end of Ramadan turned into a melee at an amusement park on Tuesday when a group of Muslim women were told they weren't allowed on certain rides with their headscarves.

How to tell if someone is lyingupdated: Mon Jul 18 2011 11:22:00

A pair of flaming trousers (or a growing nose, à la Pinocchio) isn't the only sign that a person is spewing falsehoods. Here, five experts teach you how to smoke out a fibber.

Indiana student's disappearance on 'America's Most Wanted'updated: Sat Jun 11 2011 22:49:00

Police in an Indiana city were hoping the "America's Most Wanted" television program that aired Saturday night would bring tips that could help solve the disappearance of a college student.

Parents of gunned-down student file wrongful death suitupdated: Thu Apr 21 2011 07:46:00

The parents of Danroy "D.J." Henry have filed a wrongful death suit against a New York police officer who shot and killed the 20-year-old last year, their attorney said in a statement Wednesday.

Nuclear accident evacuation plans: Is the U.S. ready?updated: Fri Apr 01 2011 08:36:00

If a serious nuclear accident were to happen in the United States, would we be able to evacuate to safety? That question now appears more than academic and all too realistic as the Japanese try to limit the release of deadly radiation from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

SI.com: Jeff Pearlman: D-Train's once-promising pitching career has jumped the railsupdated: Tue Mar 29 2011 12:38:00

This past weekend, with little to do and nowhere to go, I dragged my 4-year-old son to the Westchester County Convention Center, where for a mere $7 we were granted entrance into the White Plains Sports Card Show.

DA: Charges dropped for students arrested after teammate killed by copupdated: Fri Mar 25 2011 07:51:00

A New York state judge dismissed all charges Thursday against four Pace University football players who were arrested after a teammate was killed by a police officer, according to the Westchester County district attorney's office.

Charges dismissed against Pace studentsupdated: Fri Mar 25 2011 07:51:00

A judge dismisses charges against four Pace University football players after a teammate was killed by a police officer.

Company involved in NY bus crash has accident history, records showupdated: Mon Mar 14 2011 11:15:00

The bus company involved in an accident that left 15 people dead in New York this weekend has been involved in at least two other crashes with injuries in the past two years, government records show.

Bus overturns in Bronx; 14 deadupdated: Sun Mar 13 2011 11:17:00

At least 14 passengers died early Saturday after the driver of their tour bus lost control of the vehicle and struck a pole on Interstate 95 in the Bronx, New York police said.

CNNMoney: Facebook founder pledges $100 million to N.J. schoolsupdated: Thu Sep 23 2010 10:45:00

One of America's richest, and youngest, is giving back.

Teen fights off coyote attackupdated: Tue Sep 07 2010 10:21:00

Trappers believe the animal confronted a teen at a New York party and a girl less than an hour later. WABC reports.

Coyote killed after trying to attack 3updated: Tue Sep 07 2010 10:21:00

Authorities killed an aggressive coyote who had attacked a man, a teenager and a toddler in New York this week.

Aunt accused of stabbing niecesupdated: Tue Aug 03 2010 07:04:00

Police arrest a New York woman accused of stabbing her two young nieces. News 12 Westchester reports.

Police accuse woman of stabbing her two niecesupdated: Tue Aug 03 2010 07:04:00

A woman babysitting her two young nieces Saturday night was arrested after police say she stabbed the girls multiple times in their Katonah, New York, home across the street from property owned by Martha Stewart.

RFK Jr.'s wife faces DUI charge after divorce filingupdated: Wed Jul 14 2010 19:47:00

The wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces a court date next week on a drunk driving charge, the latest in a string of events that began when Kennedy filed for divorce, according to records from Westchester County.

Wife of RFK Jr. charged with drunk drivingupdated: Wed May 19 2010 18:37:00

The wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was charged with drunken driving after a police officer saw her run over a curb outside a school, authorities said Tuesday night.

Money Magazine: How to make it on your own: Be flexibleupdated: Wed Apr 07 2010 16:21:00

Every evening at 6:30, as she commuted home from New York City to Westchester County, Candida Canfield received the same call from her son: "What's for dinner?"

Nor'easter kills seven, cuts power to 300,000updated: Mon Mar 15 2010 13:52:00

Authorities have linked seven deaths to the nor'easter affecting the Eastern Seaboard, and more than 300,000 customers remained without power Monday in the Northeast after rain and fierce winds.

Rain clobbers East; expect travel delaysupdated: Mon Mar 15 2010 12:01:00

Half a million homes remained without power across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic region on Sunday, as rain continued to pound states from West Virginia to Connecticut for a second day.

Heavy rain, winds cause outages in Northeast, mid-Atlanticupdated: Sun Mar 14 2010 08:38:00

Heavy rains and hurricane-force winds that surpassed 70 miles per hour in places toppled trees, left more than half a million people without power, and suspended travel throughout much of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic region Saturday night.

Wind, rain pound New Yorkupdated: Sun Mar 14 2010 08:38:00

Severe weather whipped up problems across New York on Saturday. WABC reports.

Weather disrupts travel in Northeastupdated: Fri Feb 26 2010 16:39:00

The third major snowstorm of the month threw a wrench into travel by air, rail and road in and around New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Friday.

Snow covers Pennsylvania roadsupdated: Fri Feb 26 2010 16:39:00

A major snow storm rolled through parts of Pennsylvania. WBRE's Eric Deabill reports.

Queen of Mean's 'eternity' mansionupdated: Tue Aug 21 2007 23:03:00

The Queen of Mean's last property is fit for a king.

Time.com: Ice Keeping NYC Buildings Coolupdated: Tue Jul 24 2007 14:25:00

As the summer swelters on, skyscrapers and apartments around the city will crank up air conditioners and push the city's power grid to the limit -- but some have found a cool alternative

Money Magazine: Give to charity but don't go broke doing itupdated: Fri Aug 25 2006 15:21:00

Recently I had coffee with a friend who was venting. This was normal - what are friends and grande skim lattes for?

CNNMoney: Trafficking in teardownsupdated: Mon Jul 17 2006 11:48:00

In some of the frothiest real estate markets, one of the hottest of trends is the teardown. From Greenwich to Winnetka to Santa Monica, houses young and old, well-maintained and not, are biting the dust so builders can put up something bigger or better.

Tornado hits north of Manhattanupdated: Wed Jul 12 2006 17:30:00

A tornado struck about 20 miles north of New York City during rush hour Wednesday, causing heavy damage to a Westchester County store, the National Weather Service and a store spokesman said.

Money Magazine: Behind the Buzzupdated: Fri Jan 20 2006 10:33:00

THIS MONTH: Tear-down sales

Fortune: Pain Now, Gain Laterupdated: Mon Nov 28 2005 00:01:00

THESE DAYS AMERICANS seem to love their mortgage-interest tax deduction as much as the house that comes with it. So, let's get something straight right now: President Bush's tax panel probably won'...

Clinton: Hillary hasn't decided on 2008updated: Thu Aug 11 2005 20:05:00

Former President Clinton said Thursday his wife has not decided whether to run for president in 2008.

Martha's new neighborsupdated: Thu Mar 03 2005 17:39:00

NEW YORK (CNN) -- The Bedford, New York, estate where Martha Stewart will be staying is bigger than the 95 acres in Alderson, West Virginia, where she's been imprisoned for the past five months.

Hillary Clinton faints during speechupdated: Mon Jan 31 2005 13:38:00

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton fainted during a luncheon speech Monday in upstate New York, citing a 24-hour virus, but she recovered and resumed her public schedule.

Albanian crime ring suspects arrestedupdated: Tue Oct 26 2004 16:56:00

U.S. and New York authorities said Tuesday they have arrested 20 people on federal charges in a racketeering case against a suspected violent organized crime ring led by Albanian national Alex Rudaj.

Family, friends bid 'Superman' farewellupdated: Wed Oct 13 2004 12:48:00

Nearly 100 friends and family members of Christopher Reeve remembered the actor who became an activist for spinal cord injury research in a small gathering at his home this week.

Money Magazine: Out of the Frying Pan, into the Fordupdated: Fri Oct 01 2004 00:01:00

Jonathan Pratt, like any small businessman, delights in small victories. Take, for example, the $1,500 worth of huitlacoche (a.k.a. Mexican truffles or corn smut) he scored from local farmers for f...

Clinton: Angiogram 'probably saved my life'updated: Fri Sep 03 2004 22:09:00

Former President Bill Clinton's office announced Friday that he had experienced mild chest pain and would undergo a quadruple-bypass operation. During a panel discussion on CNN's "Larry King Live," Clinton called in to discuss his health.

Fortune: Extreme Makeover Eating like a bird may extend your life. But is it worth it?updated: Mon Apr 19 2004 00:01:00

I recently went by Paul McGlothin's house in Westchester County, N.Y., to watch him eat breakfast. At 5:45 in the morning he began his first course by measuring out exactly eight ounces of unsweete...

Money Magazine: What's Next for Real Estate ANOTHER HOT YEAR FOR HOME PRICES HAS SOME WONDERING WHETHER REAL ESTATE IS POISED TO TUMBLE. HERE'S updated: Mon Mar 01 2004 00:01:00

Worried about a housing bubble in your hometown? Well, just think how Los Angelenos must feel. Los Angeles and its environs are coming off back-to-back years of 20% to 30% increases in home prices....

Money Magazine: What's next for real estateupdated: Wed Feb 18 2004 16:07:00

Worried about a housing bubble in your hometown? Well, just think how Los Angelenos must feel. Los Angeles and its environs are coming off back-to-back years of 20 to 30 percent increases in home prices.

Money Magazine: The Case Of The Double Agent You're looking for a house. You call a real estate agent. But how can you make updated: Mon Sep 01 2003 00:01:00

Mitchell and Debbie Roschelle met in 1997, married in 1999 and had twin boys in 2000. So what did they do in 2001? They house hunted, of course.

Money Magazine: New York City, New Yorkupdated: Tue Nov 19 2002 06:26:00

Let's be frank: It's been a difficult couple of years for New York, and not only because of Sept. 11. The downturn on Wall Street, the near-extinction of Silicon Alley and a sharp media recession have forced some of the city's best-paid professionals back into the job market. Yet like the Bay Area, New York still attracts, and holds on to, legions of dreamers and strivers who just can't imagine living anywhere else.

Money Magazine: Where's the Bubble? It takes more than sky-high housing prices to set off a crash.updated: Tue Oct 01 2002 00:01:00

Lisa Boxer is suffering from sticker shock--and not from the cost of a new car or refrigerator. In May her husband was transferred from Florida to New York City. That gave the couple four months to...

Money Magazine: Where's the bubble?updated: Tue Sep 10 2002 16:43:00

Lisa Boxer is suffering from sticker shock -- and not from the cost of a new car or refrigerator.

Money Magazine: Home Remedies You're not moving, so you'd like to upgrade your kitchen and bath. Here's how to get your money's worth--maybe eveupdated: Wed May 01 2002 00:01:00

The story almost always begins the same way: Jane and Joe Homeowner need more space. The value of their three-bedroom 1930s Cape has skyrocketed over the past five years, so they figure it's time t...

Money Magazine: Winning The Bidding Wars: Four Strategies For Taking On The Hot Real Estate Marketupdated: Thu Jun 01 2000 00:01:00

Unhappy with their apartment in Riverdale, N.Y., Phyllis Magidson and her husband began house hunting in nearby Westchester County last fall. Their eight-month search was filled with disappointment...

Money Magazine: Stocks that can float on the flood, a smart currency play, and the highest safe yields TWO TIMELY TIPS TO HELP YOU BEAT THE NEW updated: Wed Sep 01 1993 00:01:00

Just the threat of income tax rates rising to as much as 39.6% has encouraged investors to pay more attention to tax-exempt bonds. That's smart. So MONOEY recently spoke with Richard A. Ciccarone, ...

Fortune: ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE WHY A TAX ON THE RICH IS UNFAIRupdated: Mon Mar 08 1993 00:01:00

While politicians from Western states loudly decry any proposal to lift gasoline taxes, nary a peep has been heard from states about to be hammered by an income-tax rate hike -- from 31% to 36% -- ...

Fortune: SOMEONE UP THERE KNOWS A SHORT CUTupdated: Mon Dec 16 1991 00:01:00

It's 6:30 A.M., and Kevin Zeppelin's view from the radio station 96 Rock-and- Roll Jet Patrol helicopter -- mostly of Atlanta's tangled ''Spaghetti Junction'' interchange -- is spectacular. Nobody ...

Fortune: ALL IN THE FAMILIESupdated: Mon Aug 15 1988 00:01:00

At first the recent coup at Cooper Cos. looked like a classic instance of the old order giving way to the new. The graybeard is Cooper's former chairman, Parker G. Montgomery, 60, a dealmeister who...

Fortune: A CREDIT CARD WITH NO LIMITupdated: Mon Aug 01 1988 00:01:00

What's the world's most expensive credit card? According to Congressman Joseph DioGuardi, a Republican from Westchester County, New York, it's the card by which Representatives electronically regis...

Fortune: Murder, They Write, No Time to Be Stingy, Contagion on the Court, and Other Matters. Only in America (cont'd)updated: Mon Apr 13 1987 00:01:00

The boss's girlfriend gets the job, but that isn't sex discrimination. So says the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in a case involving seven male respiratory therapists at Westchester ...

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