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and the long Harlem streets outside dimmed out because Hitler might send his planes overhead some dark night. Should the planes come, their bombs most certainly would be louder than the juke-boxes ...

Here's a collection of the Jazz Night team's favorite holiday music, including timeless classics and a few brand-new bops.

A man posing as a mourner planning a memorial at a Harlem mortuary waited for his accomplice to burst into the funeral home, before the two men beat up the director and threatened him with a ...

HARLEM, Manhattan (PIX11) — A search continues for a suspect wanted in connection to an attack that happened inside the Daniels Wilhelmina Funeral Home at 110 West 131st Street on Feb. 17.

A robber pretending to be in mourning violently attacked a Harlem funeral director — whipping out a machete and repeatedly punching him in the head to swipe his phone and wallet, according to cops.

A Harlem funeral home on West 131st Street was robbed by a man with a machete. A man pretending to be in mourning violently robbed a funeral home director at machete-point in Harlem, authorities say.