NEW YORK - A 27-year veteran Yonkers police officer is in critical but stable condition after being shot during an investigation on Wednesday afternoon.The Yonkers Police Department said that the incident happened around 2:10 p.m.

near Elm Street and Linden Street.According to authorities, officers with the Safe Streets Task Force were conducting a gun investigation with members of the FBI when they attempted to apprehend three suspects.Police say the suspects went into a bodega at 115 Elm Street.

As officers tried to apprehend them, one of the suspects attempted to push past an officer and fired a single shot from a concealed handgun at the officer, striking him in the stomach.An FBI agent returned fire and killed the 28-year-old suspect.The officer is currently in critical but stable condition and is expected to survive.Police recovered two illegal guns in the aftermath of the shooting.Two other suspects are currently in custody."Earlier today, members of our Westchester County Safe Streets task force were involved in a shooting incident in Yonkers, NY.

As this is an ongoing investigation, we have no further information to provide at this time," the FBI said in a tweet.The FBI's Safe Streets and Gang Unit pursues violent gangs and expand cooperation between law enforcement agencies at the local, state, and federal level.

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64% of employees would rather quit their jobs than return to the office full-time, survey finds

LOS ANGELES - As pandemic restrictions lift across the country, more and more companies are asking their employees to return to the office. But a recent survey found that 64% of workers would rather quit their jobs than return to an office full time. The survey, published by the ADP Research Institute, a data analytics organization, found that workers have become more comfortable with their work from home environments following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Resistance to returning to an office full-time is more prevalent with younger workers.

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Oklahoma House sends Texas-style abortion ban to governor

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The Oklahoma House gave final approval on Thursday to a Texas-style abortion ban that prohibits the procedure after about six weeks of pregnancy, before many women know they are pregnant.The bill approved by the GOP-led House on a 68-12 vote without discussion or debate now heads to Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt, who is expected to sign it within days.

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‘Truly amazing to watch’: One-armed softball player in Kansas overcomes adversity

CHERRYVALE, Kansas - Karlee Myers was born with one arm, but her disability doesn’t stop her from hitting the baseball field.The high school Junior currently plays outfield for the Cherryvale Chargers in Kansas, and while she has to play the game a little differently than most, she said she has spent her whole life working at it and adapting."Everything that I thought I couldn’t do, I’ve just figured something out," Myers told local news outlet KOAM Sports. "I just adapted as I grew.

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Officers pull woman from overturned car in Delaware River

GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. - Three New Jersey police officers pulled a woman from an overturned car in the Delaware River Thursday afternoon. Officers from the Gloucester City Police Department were called to the Freedom Pier just after 1 p.m. for a water rescue, according to authorities. Police found an overturned vehicle in the Delaware River just south of the Freedom Pier.

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Federal investigators order Amazon to review severe weather procedures after workers killed during tornado

Edwardsville, IL, tornado before and after photos. (FOX Weather)EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - Federal investigators are ordering Amazon to review its severe weather procedures after a tornado outbreak in December was responsible for the partial collapse of a warehouse outside of St.

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COVID rises in Africa and the Americas, Moderna submits EUA for use in young kids

Though COVID-19 cases are still declining globally, they are rising again in Africa and the Americas, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its weekly pandemic report.

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Mercer County officials announce charges in Trenton double shooting and car crash

North Willow Street fatal shooting and crash, in Trenton, N.J. March 1, 2022.

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NFL Draft 2022: Everything you need to know about players, team picks, schedule

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Initial vital signs, labs better predict COVID severity than chronic conditions

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Ozzy Osbourne has tested positive for COVID-19, Sharon “very worried” about his condition

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Reckless driver stopped 35 times in 3 years

MILWAUKEE - "The crisis has not changed."That is what 10th District Milwaukee Alderman Michael Murphy said nearly two years after a task force he chaired made dozens of recommendations to curb reckless driving.Milwaukee's City-County Carjacking and Reckless Driving Task Force issued a 35-page final report in June 2020. FOX6 Investigators found a driver whose record of traffic violations is 2 pages longer. 24-year-old Dirul Chaplin doesn't seem worried about the consequences of his behavior."Why you all got to, like, I’m on a chase or something?" Chaplin asked after a Milwaukee Police officer pulled him over for blowing a red light and a stop sign near 4th and Maple in August 2021.SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News"I got to catch up to you, right?" the officer replied.Chaplin wasn't in the mood for a long wait."I can’t just give you my name and stuff, so I can hurry up the process?" he said.

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Rocket Lab is ready to catch a rocket booster with a helicopter. Yes, you read that right

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Participate in nature competition and push the Delaware Valley into first place

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Bouncer sought in deadly assault outside Center City bar turns himself in, officials say

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14-year-old boy held on $1M bond in murder, sex assault of 10-year-old girl

A 14-year-old male suspect has been identified in the death of 10-year-old Iliana (Lily) Peters in Chippewa County, Wis., prosecutors said Wednesday.Though the name of the Grade 8 boy has not been released, CBS Minnesota reported the 14-year-old was arrested and is being held on US$1-million bond after he allegedly admitted to killing and raping the 10-year-old girl.Peters was reported missing by her father on Sunday after she did not return home from her aunt’s house. On Monday, the 10-year-old’s body was found in the woods near both residences.Prosecutors say the suspect knew the victim personally.

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Chrishell Stause calls out Christine Quinn for 'lying' about Covid to skip Selling Sunset reunion

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Two men caught with loaded guns at Philadelphia Airport this week, officials say

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Hawaii's stray cats pose major threat to protected species: Why visitors should be cautious

A cat relaxes on a storefront windowsill in Hanapepe on the island of Kauai, Hawaii, on Dec. 14, 2012.

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Homicide investigation underway after male found shot in North Philadelphia

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Video: Semi-truck driver slams into MSP trooper on I-94 in Southwest Michigan

PAW PAW, Mich. (FOX 2) - A Michigan State Police trooper survived after a semi-truck slammed into a cruiser April 8.Police said the trooper was on I-94 in Paw Paw when the truck hit their vehicle from behind.

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With 10 picks and 2 firsts, Eagles have plenty of options

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Arrest made in broad daylight shootout in Southwest Philadelphia, police say

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Omicron BA.4, BA.5 is more…: Epidemiologist on new strains as Covid surges in South Africa

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Man stable after he was shot in head, arms, leg in Crescentville, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A man is in stable condition after police say he was shot multiple times in Crescentville Wednesday night.Philadelphia police responded to a call for a gunshot victim on the 6100 block of Oxford Avenue around 11:19 p.m.The 26-year-old was shot in the forehead, both arms, leg and hand, according to police.

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Connecticut boy burned in bully attack, family says

NEW YORK - A 6-year-old Connecticut boy is hospitalized with serious burn wounds after he was allegedly targeted by a bully.An 8-year-old boy from the neighborhood allegedly covered a ball in gasoline, lit it on fire, and threw it at Dominick Krankall on Sunday afternoon in Bridgeport. "Within seconds later, he came back around the corner on fire screaming, 'Mommy they lit me on fire, they lit me on fire,'" Kayla Deegan, Dominick's sister, said. "This has happened multiple times with this kid bullying my little brother."Emergency workers found Krankall on Louisiana Avenue with severe wounds.

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63 college scholarships given to 3rd graders at Phoenix elementary school

3rd grade students at Bernard Black Elementary School being offered the College Promise Scholarship by the Rosztoczy Foundation. (Courtesy: Roosevelt School District) PHOENIX - Students at one Phoenix elementary school district will now have a scholarship to college, thanks to a local foundation.According to the Facebook page of Roosevelt School District, officials with the Rosztoczy Foundation have announced that they will give all third-grade students at Bernard Black Elementary School a scholarship to college."We are thrilled and excited for our students and their families," read a portion of the post.In an e-mail statement we obtained, the scholarships given to the third graders are called "College Promise Scholarships."According to the Roosevelt School District's website, they serve more than 8,000 students.

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Bucks County man allegedly found with 1,500 bags of fentanyl worth $20,000

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Philadelphia police: Man alive after suffering gunshot to the head

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After Chippewa Falls girl's murder, spurs calls for a 'Lily Alert'

Illiana "Lily" Peters (FOX 9) - After a 10-year-old girl was found dead the morning after she was reported missing, some are calling for an alert in her name.Her father called police around 9 p.m. Sunday to report his daughter missing.

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Justin Bieber’s Mom Pattie Mallette Calls Hailey ‘So Brave’ For Sharing Her Health Scare Story

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Kenneth Tsang, 'Rush Hour 2' and 'Die Another Day' actor, dies at 87

Actor Kenneth Tsang Kong poses with his trophy backstage during the 34th Hong Kong Film Awards on April 19, 2015, in Hong Kong, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images) HONG KONG - Veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang has died while in a COVID-19 quarantine hotel in the southern Chinese city, local media reported.Tsang was best known internationally for his action roles in the 2002 James Bond film "Die Another Day," John Woo’s "The Killer" in 1989, "Rush Hour 2" in 2001 starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker, and 1998′s "The Replacement Killers" alongside Chow Yun-Fat and Mira Sorvino.Tsang had been undergoing seven days of quarantine after returning from Singapore on Monday and was found collapsed on the floor of his hotel room by staff on Wednesday, according to the South China Morning Post and other media.The South China Morning Post said Tsang was 87 but other sources gave his age as 86.No cause of death was given and the paper said he had tested negative for the virus and had no underlying medical conditions.In all, Tsang had some 237 acting credits, mainly in Hong Kong film and television productions, and especially in detective and martial arts movies, according to his IMDb page.Born in Shanghai, Tsang began acting after obtaining an architecture degree at the University of California, Berkeley, making his debut in 1955.

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Israel comes to standstill for Holocaust day, honors 6 million Jews killed

Israeli drivers stop and stand in silence in Tel Aviv on April 28, 2022, as sirens wail across Israel for two minutes marking the annual Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes Remembrance Day in memory of the six million Jewish men, women and children murdere TEL AVIV, Israel - Sirens blared across Israel early Thursday as the country came to a standstill in an annual ritual honoring the 6 million Jews murdered during the Holocaust.People halted where they were walking, and drivers stopped their cars to get out of the vehicles as people bowed their heads in memory of the victims of the Nazi genocide. Ceremonies were planned throughout the day at Israel's national Holocaust memorial, parliament and elsewhere.Israel was founded in 1948 as a sanctuary for Jews in the wake of the Holocaust.

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Africa seeing uptick in Covid cases driven by South Africa - WHO

Africa is seeing an uptick in Covid-19 cases largely driven by a doubling in cases reported in South Africa, the World Health Organization has said.

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Unsolved: DNA match reveals major development in decades-old Jane Doe cold case

APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz. - The Apache Junction Police Department in Arizona says it's closer to identifying a teen found dead nearly three decades ago after teaming up with genetic genealogists who have gathered new information in the case of "Apache Junction Jane Doe."Could this cold case get solved soon?For the last four years, the Apache Junction Police Department and the DNA Doe Project (DDP) have partnered to uncover the identity of the teen. DDP is an all-volunteer organization of genetic genealogists working to reunite John and Jane Does with their families.In this case, investigators finally made contact with an immediate relative of Apache Junction Jane.In Apache Junction, not much has changed in the desolate dirt lot since August 6, 1992, south of US-60 and West of Idaho Road where a body was discovered that summer day.

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4 Republicans claw for an edge in live TV Pennsylvania governor's debate

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Leading candidates for the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania’s open governor's office made big promises in Wednesday night’s debate about how they’ll ramp up the economy and spend state dollars, as they clawed for an edge in a huge nine-person field.Four of the nine candidates appeared at the live-televised prime-time debate, spending part of the hour in the studio of WHTM-TV in Harrisburg trying to establish an identity or an edge on a rival.The four met the polling threshold set by the station’s parent company as they vie for the nomination to succeed the term-limited Gov. Tom Wolf, a Democrat.

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Police: Ballistic vest may have saved man's life in West Philadelphia shootout

PHILADELPHIA - A 55-year-old man was shot multiple times outside a strip mall in West Philadelphia Wednesday night.Police say shots were fired after the victim was confronted by three men as he exited a store on 58th Street and Baltimore around 9 p.m.Shots rang out at strip mall in West Philadelphia. The victim told police he returned fire with his licensed gun.He suffered gunshot wounds to his stomach, lower back and leg, but is in stable condition, according to police.One bullet also struck his ballistic vest, which authorities say may have saved his life. He is said to be a security guard, but not for the store where the shooting occurred.Two vehicles in the parking lot, one belonging to the victim, were also struck by gunfire. AdvertisementWhile investigating the scene, a 17-year-old was brought into a local hospital with a gunshot wound to the arm.

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Winning $473M Powerball ticket sold in Arizona, lottery officials say

PHOENIX - Someone in Arizona is about to become a multimillionaire, after they purchased the winning $473 million ticket to the Powerball drawing on April 27.According to a statement released by Powerball officials, the ticket was sold in Arizona. The statement did not otherwise say where the ticket was sold.

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Bloated Putin stutters through WW3 warning speech fuelling fresh health fears

WW3 warning has sparked fresh health fears after the bloated tyrant struggled to speak as he appeared out of breath during his recent speech. The Russian leader wheezed as he threatened the West with nuclear weapons, leaving experts convinced he is unwell.

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Over 800 RCMP officers approved to aid Ottawa police ahead of motorcycle convoy

The Ottawa Police Service is preparing for a convoy demonstration in the city’s downtown this weekend by readying 831 Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers to support local efforts.

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New plans to stop the booms heard by Philadelphia and New Jersey residents

PHILADELPHIA - People from the suburbs, to the city, to even South Jersey have heard, and even felt those loud, ground shaking booms. The Frankford Boat Launch on Tacony Street in Philadelphia is a popular spot among boaters and fishermen. What may seem like a quiet place to fish along the Delaware, is becoming a major problem for the city. Residents on both sides of the Delaware River have been complaining of loud thumping music and the roar of ATV’s.

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Police investigating deadly double shooting outside home in Edgewater Park

EDGEWATER PARK, N.J. - A man is dead and a woman is injured after authorities say they were found shot inside a car Wednesday night in Burlington County. According to investigators, the victims were shot while sitting inside a car outside a property on the 200 block of Ivy Road around 6:30 p.m. The unnamed man was pronounced dead at the scene and the woman was taken to Cooper University Medical Center in unknown condition, police said. Evidence markets littered the front of the property and several bullet holes peppered the victim's car.

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'Critical resource': Philadelphia officials actively recruit lifeguards for all community pools

SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia community pools are on top of officials minds as they make every effort to properly staff the pools in time for summer."We’re looking for lifeguards," Kathryn Ott Lovell said.Philadelphia’s Commissioner of Parks and Rec, her staff and City Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson going door-to-door in Southwest Philly to recruit lifeguards. It’s an all-out effort to make sure the city can open 65 of its pools, after so many challenges last summer."We have 65 pools we can open this summer and we are working every single day to try to identify people young and old who are inclined to be lifeguards this summer," Ott Lovell explained.RELATED HEADLINES:The city looking to hire more than 350 lifeguards, with pay at $16 to $18 an hour.

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Over 120k pounds of beef recalled due to possible E. coli contamination

recalled over concerns that it might be contaminated with E. coli, according to federal health officials. New Jersey-based Lakeside Refrigerated Services' recall covers approximately 120,872 pounds of ground beef products that were produced between February 1, 2022, through April 8, 2022, according to the U.S.

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Man used homophobic slur, assaulted flight attendant during Delta flight to Phoenix, investigators allege

PHOENIX - Investigators allege an Arizona man assaulted a flight attendant during a Delta flight to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.According to court documents, FBI investigators accuse Christopher Alexander Morgan is accused of interfering with a flight crew member.The incident happened onboard Delta flight 2908, which was flying from Phoenix from Atlanta on April 22.According to investigators, Morgan was uncooperative prior to the flight taking off, and refused to comply with instructions from flight crews. During the flight, Morgan was offered a non-alcoholic beverage when he requested a second alcoholic drink, which angered him.At this point, investigators said Morgan used profanity and a homophobic slur on the flight attendant, and threw a glass of ice at him.

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Molly-Mae Hague in tears as she reveals rare health condition that made her ‘hide her arms for a YEAR’ has returned

MOLLY-MAE Hague has shared her upset and disbelief after a rare skin condition suddenly reappeared on her arms. The former Love Island star, 22, had 12 months of treatment to get rid of the medical problem and used to feel too self-conscious to bare her skin.

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