Sheriff Announces National Correctional Officers Week

"Our correctional officers in Rockland County play a vital role in the criminal justice system."

The Final Nail In The Coffin?

Coronavirus shot in the arm not enough to keep pharmacies in business.

Cops Killed By Coronavirus Remembered Before National Police Week

The coronavirus has caused more than half of the on-duty police officer deaths nationwide since the beginning of the pandemic.

U.S. Parents Excited Over Possibility Of COVID Vaccines For Kids

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine could receive extended emergency use authorization by next week for children ages 12 to 15.

Peloton Recalls Tread+ Treadmills A Month After Child's Death

Pelton said it will give full refunds to anyone who purchased the treadmill, which costs more than $4,200.

Shots For Shots: States Offer Perks Like Booze, Cash For Vaccine

As interest in the coronavirus vaccine wanes, governments are getting creative to entice residents to roll up their sleeves.

American Craft Beer Week Puts Spotlight On Local Breweries

The Brewers Association is urging support of local craft breweries as American Craft Beer Week goes from May 10-16 in 2021.

Get Same-Day Delivery On Mother’s Day Flowers Today

Still in need of a last-minute gift for Mom? It’s not too late to order her a beautiful bouquet from FTD Flowers.

Mother’s Day 2021 Weather: See Your Town's Forecast

Are sunny skies and warm temperatures in store this Mother’s Day? Check your area's latest forecast for May 9.

The Love Song Of 17-Year Periodical Cicadas Is Insect Sexy

The 17-year periodical cicadas have just one job in their short and very noisy above-ground lives: to continue the species.

Bipartisan Index Ranks How Well Congress Works Across Aisle

The Index ranked members of the 116th Congress, including Sens. Bernie Sanders, Susan Collins, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and more.

Trump Still Banned From Facebook — For Now

Facebook's oversight board upholds decision to suspend the 45th president's account for inciting violence in the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

Detecting Rare Blood Clots Was A Win

United States vaccine safety system still has gaps.

A Primary Care Physician For Every American

Amid the nation’s fragmented medical system, experts urging higher quality of care.

The Coronavirus ‘Doesn't Discriminate By Age'

Serious cases on the rise in younger adults.

Mom Says It Best: ‘Easier Said Than Done, But Oh So True!’

Patch readers are recalling the best advice their mothers ever gave them in our extended celebration of Mother’s Day 2021.

India's Coronavirus Crisis Wages On

Four reasons why this situation will derail the world economy.

The Push To Eliminate Qualified Immunity In Law Enforcement

How qualified immunity protects police officers accused of wrongdoing.

Contradictions And Clarity

What the United States can learn from Canada's cannabis clarity.

The ‘Bystander Effect' Is Real

Research shows that when more people witness violence, it's more likely someone will get involved.

Cinco de Mayo: 5 Things To Know Before America Celebrates

Some misconceptions remain about the May 5 observance as Mexican heritage is celebrated across the United States.

Tornadoes Rip Through Southern States, Leaving 1 Dead In Georgia

Storm damage in parts of Kentucky, South Carolina and Georgia was found a day after a twister left debris through much of Mississippi.

Mom Says It Best: Be Careful How You Boast About Your Child

Patch readers are recalling the best advice their mothers ever gave them in our extended celebration of Mother’s Day 2021.

Rocket Launcher As Big As 10-Story Building Could Crash To Earth

No one knows exactly when or where the heavy-lift booster that launched the core module of China’s space station might fall.

Wrong-Way Traffic Crashes, Deaths By State: See The Numbers

Deaths from wrong-way crashes have been on the rise nationwide, as the AAA Foundation releases its latest state-specific data.

Bobby Unser, 3-Time Indy 500 Champ In Great Racing Family, Dies

Part of the only pair of brothers to win the Indianapolis 500, Bobby Unser died at his Albuquerque, New Mexico, home at age 87.

Verizon Sells Internet Trailblazers Yahoo And AOL For $5 Billion

The private equity firm Apollo Global Management bought the two tech pioneers as Verizon will keep a 10 percent stake in the new company.

3 Ways To Get The Most Out Of Your Medicare Plan

Are you enrolled in a Medicare plan? If so, here are some tips to help you better understand your plan and the benefits that come with it.

U.S. To Launch Trade Talks On Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution

The White House has been pressured to waive patent rules for vaccines so poorer countries will be able to produce generic versions.

Mom Says It Best: You Have No Idea What Others Have Been Through

Patch readers are recalling the best advice their mothers ever gave them in our extended celebration of Mother’s Day 2021.

Public Transit Hopes To Win Back Riders After Crushing Year

Cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Washington, D.C. are taking a variety of approaches to the return of public transportation.

Patience is the guardian of virtue.

Patience is the guardian of all virtues. Without it, any other potential virtue will not be given the time and psychic space to develop.

Mom Says It Best: Would You Jump Off A Cliff, Too?

Patch readers are dishing out the best advice their mothers ever gave them in our extended Mother’s Day 2021 celebration.

U.S. To Restrict Travel From India Due To Coronavirus Surge

The restrictions, which ban most foreigners who have been in India in the past 14 days, with exceptions, will go into effect Tuesday.

Eta Aquariid Meteor Shower: Peak Dates, Plus A Trifecta Of Beauty

Meteor shower lovers, catch the soon-to-peak Eta Aquariids in the early morning hours, when you'll also be able to see Jupiter and Saturn.

Staff Shortages, Cut Hours Pivotal In Lack Of Care

Mental health services wane as insurers appear to skirt parity rules during pandemic.

The Vulnerable Homebound Are Left Behind On Vaccination

Millions of Americans homebound have been unable to receive the coronavirus vaccine.

After Tough Year, Teachers Hold On Through Pandemic — For Now

Despite predictions, reports say there is little evidence that teachers are leaving the profession en masse. However, that could change.

The Development Of Space Tourism

Space tourism – 20 years in the making – is finally ready for launch.

How To Tell If Your College Is Trans-Inclusive

Knowing trans-inclusive policies, support can lead to a greater feeling of belonging on campus.