Cops Get Their Man + Brinks Robbery Anniversary | Week In Review

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The Hunter's Moon is a sign cold weather is almost here, but warm fall days made for a wild news cycle. Here are a selection of the most read stories of the past week:

After Shootout, Cops ID Man Charged In New Rochelle Cabbie Death

He was arrested after a shootout Sunday in Brooklyn with New Rochelle police, the FBI and members of a federal task force.

Mystery Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Onions From Mexico: CDC

Researchers said the puzzling illness that has affected people in New York and across the country has been linked to whole onions.

Gas Prices Surging In NY; No Relief Expected Anytime Soon

Experts are saying the cost increase is because crude oil is more expensive. How much is gas where you fill your tank?

CDC Issues New Holiday Guidance Including When To Wear Masks

Even if fully vaccinated, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urges masks indoors in certain places. Read the new guidance here.

Homeland Security Agent Involved In Apparent Road Rage Shooting

A driver with a knife was shot during the incident on the Cross County Parkway in Mount Vernon.

ALSO THIS WEEK:

• 40th Anniversary Of Brinks Robbery Marked With Ceremony, Pain
• 50 Dogs Left Without Adequate Food, Water: NYSP
• Lottery Open For 7 Affordable Units In New Luxury Building
• Full Hunter’s Moon Rises Over Hudson Valley, Dimming Orionids
• Police End Manhunt After Stabbing On Hutch
• Communities Mourn Death Of College Student From Hudson Valley