Robert Dominguez

Dec 4, 2024 | nydailynews.com | Robert Dominguez |Graham Rayman |Thomas Tracy

Harrowing video obtained by the Daily News of the last moments of UnitedHeathcare CEO Brian Thompson’s life provides new insight into the targeted killing Wednesday — and the abject coolness the shooter displayed. Surveillance video of the 6:45 a.m. shooting shows Thompson, wearing a blue blazer, briskly walking down Sixth Ave. near W. 54th St. on his way to the Hilton hotel when the gunman steps up behind him with what appears to be a pistol with a silencer.

Jun 8, 2024 | nydailynews.com | Robert Dominguez

The return of National Caribbean American Heritage Month in June also marks the return of “Caribbean Week in New York,” the annual international event of tourism-related activities coming to Manhattan’s InterContinental Times Square from June 16 through 21, presented by the Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO).

May 4, 2024 | nydailynews.com | Robert Dominguez

The bones were picked clean, weather-beaten, and so small that the boy who found them on April 14, 1922, thought they were the remains of a large dog. Later, the boy’s father climbed up to the spot near the top of Cheesecote Mountain, near Haverstraw, N.Y., and discovered a human skull. The coroner determined that the victim was female, about 20, and less than 5 feet tall. A jagged rock that apparently crushed her skull lay next to the pile of bones.

Apr 24, 2024 | latinobaseball.com | Latino Baseball |Robert Dominguez |Beto Villa

The day Michael Pineda got into a sticky situationThe Yankees waited a long time to reap the fruits of their controversial 2012 trade for pitcher Michael Pineda, and when the strapping, 6’7” righty finally made his Yankee debut two years later after a raft of injuries, it looked like New York had itself a future ace in the making. That is, until Pineda got caught with his hand – and neck – in the pine tar jar.

Apr 24, 2024 | latinobaseball.com | Latino Baseball |Robert Dominguez

Dominican Day at the Ballpark 2019: Atlanta BravesThe contributions of players from the Dominican Republic past and present were celebrated with nearly a dozen Dominican Day at the Ballpark events at MLB stadiums throughout 2019, a long tradition hosted by the Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism and LatinoBaseball.com. At Truist Park in Atlanta, retired Braves pitcher Alejandro Pena (above, second from right) was recognized for his achievements before the game.