All news by author: Joshua Rhett Miller

Uvalde hopes being in the path of Monday's total solar eclipse will propel tourists and residents to see the community in a new light two years after 21 were killed in the Robb Elementary School shooting.

Here's a list of the best spots to watch the solar eclipse in New York City — or within 100 miles.

The team store at Citi Field has doubled in size and is now a 10,000-square-foot outpost with exclusive apparel and souvenirs — including custom jersey.

Officer Jonathan Diller, 31, received the promotion at his funeral service in Massapequa, where NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban honored the fallen cop.

On Saturday, heavily armed police sealed off a section of the Dutch town of Ede, Netherlands, reporting that several individuals were being held hostage in a building

A fresh exhibit at Manhattan's Intrepid Museum, titled "Apollo: When We Went to the Moon," transports visitors into space with over 100 rare artifacts connected to NASA's historic 1969 lunar mission

Russia blitzed energy infrastructure in Ukraine Friday during a missile and drone attack that killed at least five people and left more than a million others without power, authorities said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that four individuals accused in Friday's concert hall massacre attempted to flee to Ukraine, where arrangements had been made to assist them in avoiding capture

Alanie Aucoin-Jackson, 30, of Brooklyn, said she wasn't sure she'd survive Thursday's frightening shooting aboard a packed subway train in Brooklyn.

"Beyond the Big Game," a new exhibit at The Paley Museum, showcases Super Bowl artifacts from the most prominent event in American sports, featuring a football from the inaugural 1967 matchup

Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger reunited Jan. 11, 2023, with passengers whose lives he saved while landing an Airbus 320 in the Hudson River on Jan. 15, 2009.

The manager of an Upper East Side parking garage has turned the subterranean space into a winter wonderland called Frosty's Village with thousands of lights, miniature trains, a hidden Yeti and even a functional ski lift.

Flaco, the Eurasian eagle owl that made its getaway from the Central Park Zoo in February, is exploring more boldly, venturing to buildings both Uptown and downtown

A luxury hotel on the Upper East Side reportedly provided alcohol to minors to make up for major losses during the pandemic, according to court documents

Parents informed The Post that numerous parks and playgrounds in Bed-Stuy, Clinton, and other surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods are strewn with discarded drug vials and crack pipes

A community board in Manhattan turned down a proposal to rename a street in Hell's Kitchen after Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the retired pilot renowned for his heroic landing of a US Airways flight in the Hudson River on January 15, 2009

The 2024 edition of "Guinness World Records" has been released — and American record-breakers share what it takes to achieve a place in history

North Korea leader Kim Jong Un travels by his own personal train service, inherited from his father and featuring fresh lobster, bulletproof cars and entertainment by "lady conductors."

Recordings have recently disclosed that the father of Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis, who is prosecuting Donald Trump, was a notable member of the Black Panthers and referred to the police as the "enemy."

Extinction Rebellion was obstructing traffic leading to the festival until police broke up their demonstration

Lawrence Gray allegedly stole from high-end parties where he was a guest and sold the proceeds.

The Marion County Record investigated the chief's previous job history before he and his officers carried out the raid

A suspected poisoning case has captured Australia's attention, as officials believe Erin Patterson deliberately tainted a meal for her ex-in-laws, resulting in the deaths of three people and making a pastor ill

Celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Clint Eastwood, Mick Fleetwood, Owen Wilson, Jeff Bezos, and Sammy Hagar own real estate on Maui, which is currently experiencing wildfires

Conspiracy theories have long surrounded the death of Jean Tatlock, the psychiatrist played by Florence Pugh in the movie "Oppenheimer."