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Bring home a furry friend at the Richmond Hill Block Association Pet Adoption Fair on June 15

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Jamaica man gets 18 years for beating a man to death during a 2014 Richmond Hill robbery

By Emily Davenport

An officer stands guard after a deadly shooting at the corner of 108th Street and 103rd Avenue in Richmond Hill on April 19, 2014.

Reputed drug dealer from Woodhaven guilty of fatally shooting rival in Richmond Hill

By Robert Pozarycki

The Medical Examiner's office team removing the body of Ashdeep Kaur (inset) from her 112th Street home on Aug. 19, 2016.

Jury needed less than 60 minutes to convict Richmond Hill woman of fatally strangling stepdaughter in a tub

By Robert Pozarycki

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Politics

Fallen correction officer Jonathan Narain honored in South Richmond Hill

By Bill Parry

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Ridgewood man cuffed for allegedly raping his ex-girlfriend in her Richmond Hill home

By Emily Davenport

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Health

Queens senator hosts sexual assault self defense workshop in Richmond Hill

By Emily Davenport

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Man charged in detective’s death says he wanted to commit ‘suicide by cop’

By QNS Special

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Money-hungry bandit beats up man on St. Patrick’s Day in Richmond Hill robbery: cops

By Emily Davenport

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As debris continues to fall off elevated tracks in Queens, MTA touts progress in service and repairs

By Mark Hallum

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UPDATE: Discovery of 40-year-old human remains in Richmond Hill backyard likely to result in murder probe, Shea says

By QNS News Team

Two cops were shot, including one fatally, in Richmond Hill on Feb. 12.

Murder indictment for two Richmond Hill robbery suspects linked to heist that led to cop’s friendly fire death

By Carlotta Mohamed

The 2018 street renaming for Maria Thomson in Woodhaven.

People

Twenty streets across Queens renamed for innovators, trailblazers and others who made a difference

By Robert Pozarycki

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Sports

Two Queens youth basketball coaches announced as finalists for Jr. Knicks Coach of the Year Award

By Carlotta Mohamed

Police continued to collect evidence outside the T-Mobile store on Feb. 13, a day after the deadly robbery.

Second suspect cuffed in Richmond Hill armed robbery that led to friendly fire death of NYPD detective

By Robert Pozarycki

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Queens robbery suspect involved in fatal NYPD friendly fire arraigned; Legal Aid cries foul over access

By Mark Hallum

A shrine in front of a bodega steps from the 102nd Precinct memorializes Det. Brian Simonsen, a regular who was struck down by friendly fire.

People

‘A good guy’ and a good cop: Richmond Hill residents mourn loss of detective killed in friendly fire

By Mark Hallum

The imitation weapon that Christopher Ransom allegedly pretended to fire at 102nd Precinct officers which led to a deadly friendly fire incident on Feb. 12.

Alleged Queens store robber pretended to fire fake gun at cops, leading to detective’s friendly fire death

By Robert Pozarycki

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People

NYPD provides update on ‘friendly fire’ death of detective that was shot in Richmond Hill

By Mark Hallum

Two cops were shot, including one fatally, in Richmond Hill on Feb. 12

‘Friendly fire’ claims life of detective, injures sergeant during robbery at Richmond Hill store

By Zachary Gewelb

Woodhaven man gets 18 years in prison for beating Richmond Hill man to death during robbery

By Robert Pozarycki

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Richmond Hill gains new non-profit community center as Chhaya expands

By Bill Parry

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Dining & Nightlife

Here are 7 places where you can take your valentine on Feb. 14

By Emily Davenport

The two suspects wanted for questioning in a Richmond Hill home invasion on Jan. 16.

Armed home invaders left Richmond Hill residents tied up in their apartment: cops

By Robert Pozarycki

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