Manhattan, NY

This badge represents independent contributors who have met NewsBreak's standards for quality, along with adhering to policies, requirements, and editorial guidelines.

newsbreak_contributor

This badge represents contributors who have consistently met NewsBreak's standards for quality, along with adhering to all policies, requirements, and editorial guidelines.

certified_community_voice

BronxVoice

MANHATTAN - Cops are looking for a robbery crew, they say, hit four commercial establishments throughout Manhattan. Multiple getaway cars were used in the robbery spree. At around 4 pm on May 23, four men entered a commercial establishment at 90 West Houston Street. Cops said one of the crew members simulated having a handgun under his sweater and demanded that the 19-year-old hand over property. The other three robbers then reached over the counter and removed $1,400 worth of merchandise, cops said.

Thieves Stick Up 4 Biz Throughout Manhattan

Arizona State

Jacksonville, FL

Chanel D. Adams

Raquel Leviss is rumored to be pregnant and in hiding.Photo by(Raquel Leviss/Instagram) Raquel Leviss was allegedly spotted at an airport amid the pregnancy rumors. The Vanderpump Rules co-star has been in hiding for several weeks now. Raquel reportedly entered a mental health facility on the heels of the Scandoval, which has rocked the Bravoverse.

'Vanderpump Rules' Raquel Leviss Wears Baggy Sweater, Hides Baby Bump At Jacksonville Airport?

Texas State

Austin, TX

Foro E.

These celebrities are all neighbors with Matthew McConaughey, now!. In a surprising twist, the Lone Star state of Texas has become the new hotspot for Hollywood's elite. Over the past couple of years, a wave of celebrities has been making their way to the southern state, seeking solace and settling into the welcoming embrace of Texas hospitality. The city of choice? Austin, the vibrant capital that seems to have cast a spell on the hearts of these famous stars.

The Hottest City in Texas Where All the Celebrities Are Flocking To!

Florida State

Journalists on NewsBreak have a proven track record of editorial excellence. Our Editorial Team reviews a contributor's eligibility based on experience, coverage history and ethics.

journalist

Green Cove Springs, FL

Don Johnson

Nine individuals, including a Green Cove Springs man, have been indicted on charges of drug trafficking conspiracy and other charges as a result of a joint investigation dubbed “Operation Ice Man,” U.S. Attorney Roger B. Handberg announced.

Clay County man among 9 indicted in multi-state drug trafficking conspiracy

MANHATTAN - A worker was thrown to the ground when a teen flash mob ransacked a high-end clothing store in the Bowery making off with $10,000 in clothes. According to police at around 5 pm on May 25, a group of teens entered Ava Galleria in the Bowery and began grabbing clothes off the rack.

Flash Mob Makes Off with 10 Grand in Clothes

Colorado State

Aurora, CO

David Heitz

The Aurora City Council will consider during a study session Monday restricting RVs to parking only 24 hours on a public-street in a seven-day period. “Currently Aurora allows a recreational vehicle to park on a public right-of-way for up to five days,” according to a memo from the City Attorney’s Office to the council. “This ordinance reduces the five days to twenty-four hours during any seven day period to be as strict as Denver’s ordinances.” RVs and campers in violation of the ordinance will be towed and impounded.

Aurora targets people living in RVs, campers

Texarkana, TX

The Phantom Killer's Reign of Terror in Texarkana. If you thought the horrors of the iconic horror film, The Town That Dreaded Sundown, were purely fictional, think again. The movie is based on a chilling true story that still haunts the residents of Texarkana, Texas. In 1946, the small town was terrorized by the Phantom Killer, a masked murderer who left a trail of brutal killings in his wake.

Disturbing: The Terrifying True Story Behind The Texas Town That Dreaded Sundown

Douglas, GA

Daily Coffee Press

Two teen employees at a Burger King in Douglas have been charged on multiple counts for allegedly taking photos of customers' credit cards before using them to make several purchases. The first victim mentioned that over $2,000 in purchases were attempted on her card, with other victims coming forward since the initial report was made.

Burger King employees charged after allegedly stealing customer's card information and attempting to spend over $2,000

NewsBreak

ALERT! The Skyliner Has REOPENED in Disney World

Are you and your crew fans of Disney’s transportation system in the sky? We’ve got good news for you!. Disney’s Skyliner is one of the most...

Convicted spy Robert Hanssen dies in prison

Russia claims Ukraine has launched a major attack in the east

No survivors found after plane that flew over DC and led to fighter jet scramble crashes in Virginia

Mother of 6-year-old who shot Virginia teacher charged with federal gun crimes

Mike Pence files to run for president

A man wants to trademark ‘Trump too small’ for T-shirts. Now the Supreme Court will hear the case.

Trump lawyers meet Justice officials

Anna Shay, ‘Bling Empire’ star, dies at 62

US releases video showing close-call with Chinese destroyer

Prince Harry Absent for Opening Day of Trial in Tabloid Privacy Case

From Whitehouse to the White House: How Mahomes, KC Chiefs left their mark in D.C.

WWDC 2023 Recap: Everything Apple Announced Today

Australian mother accused of killing her 4 children pardoned after 20 years due to new evidence

GM to invest more than $1 billion to produce new heavy-duty pickups

Russia-Ukraine war live: evacuations under way near Kherson after destruction of dam prompts flooding

Britain’s Princess gives birth to her second son

Report: Isaiah Rodgers is the Colts player under investigation for gambling

'Small, pathetic man' | Newsom suspects DeSantis behind migrants flown to Sacramento

Spotify will cut 200 jobs in its podcast unit

Viktor Hovland caddies for former teammate fresh off massive PGA Tour win

CNN Boss Chris Licht Is a Dead Man Talking, Staffers Say

Tennessee woman accused of hiring hitman on dark web to kill her hiking buddy's wife

3 killed in Iowa building collapse; lawsuits say owner didn’t warn residents of danger

Cornel West announces his presidential campaign

ALERT! The Skyliner Has REOPENED in Disney World

Comments / 0