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Travis Blake was wanted in the Queens triple homicide at a 155th Street home in South Jamaica.

The bodies of two women and a man were discovered inside a Queens home last week.

A man who was wanted in connection with a triple homicide in New York was arrested in Bar Harbor Thursday.

Detectives are looking for Travis Blake, 29, who they believe killed Karleen Barnett, 55, her son Dervon Brightly, 35, and family friend Varshana “Brittany” Malcolm, 22, whose maimed bodies were found inside the single-family house on 155 St. near 116 Rd. in South Jamaica Friday.

New York City homicide detectives were shocked when they entered a house of horrors and found three people slashed to death in a grisly tableau.

The NYPD was looking for Travis Blake in connection with a triple murder in Queens.

NEW YORK, United States — Police investigators in New York have named a suspect in the killing of three Jamaicans whose decomposed bodies were found last Friday at their South Jamaica home in Queens. ...

CLIMATE activists will take to the streets of Worcester this weekend for a demonstration.

SEVIERVILLE — Community members have until the afternoon of Feb. 22 to submit comments to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation regarding an application for a permit renewal submitted by Johnson Matthey Inc. According to a Jan. 19 public notice, “A major source operating permit is required by both the Federal Clean Air Act and Tennessee’s air pollution control regulations. However, it should be noted that the facility has a current major source operating permit...

Charlie Schlenker / WGLT Two people charged in looting incidents that led to more than 40 arrests last summer in the Twin Cities  lost their bids for a new judge on Monday after a second judge rejected their bias claim against Judge William Yoder. “This is not business as usual,” said McEldowney. Defendants in the looter cases are being treated differently than others accused of felony burglary, said McEldowney, calling Yoders position “a blanket decision" that amounts to “an abus...