Episodes

  • Richmond Hill Fire: Nine Firefighters Injured

    Richmond Hill Fire: Nine Firefighters Injured
    Aug 29 2025
    Queens House Fire Injures Nine Firefighters: A two-story home in Richmond Hill became the scene of a raging fire, sending nine firefighters to the hospital, two with serious injuries. Over 100 first responders battled the intense blaze for over an hour, rescuing residents and preventing further devastation. While the cause remains under investigation, the incident highlights the dangers faced by firefighters and the community's resilience in the aftermath.

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    2 mins
  • Rikers Island Death: Tenth Detainee Death This Year

    Rikers Island Death: Tenth Detainee Death This Year
    Aug 29 2025
    Another death rocks Rikers Island: Three staff members suspended after 29-year-old Ardit Billa is found dead in his cell, marking the jail's tenth detainee death this year – double last year's total. As investigations begin, calls for transparency and accountability intensify amid accusations of delayed family notifications and demands for an independent inquiry into the disturbing surge in fatalities.

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    2 mins
  • Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak Officially Over: What Happened?

    Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak Officially Over: What Happened?
    Aug 29 2025
    Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak Declared Over: After 114 cases, 90 hospitalizations, and 7 tragic deaths, New York City officials pinpointed the source to cooling towers at Harlem Hospital and a construction site, using advanced tech to match the bacteria. With no new cases in two weeks, the crisis is officially resolved, but new prevention policies are on the horizon.

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    2 mins
  • Red Paint Protest: NYT Editor's Home Targeted

    Red Paint Protest: NYT Editor's Home Targeted
    Aug 29 2025
    Red paint and accusations: A pro-Palestine protester targeted the home of New York Times executive editor Joseph Kahn, splattering his Greenwich Village residence with paint and writing Joe Kahn Lies, Gaza Dies on the sidewalk. This act, the latest in a series of protests against the Times' Gaza coverage, raises questions about the line between activism and intimidation and how media figures are becoming targets. With no arrests made, the investigation continues, leaving the Times' response and future actions uncertain.

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    2 mins
  • West Indian Day Parade: Can NYC Keep the Peace?

    West Indian Day Parade: Can NYC Keep the Peace?
    Aug 29 2025
    Can NYC's West Indian Day Parade avoid tragedy? After a recent mass shooting and past parade violence, community groups and the NYPD are teaming up to keep the peace at this year's J'Ouvert and West Indian Day Parade. Violence interrupters will be on the ground, mediating conflicts and building trust in the crowd, while Mayor Adams faces pressure to maintain the city's safety record. Will it be enough to ensure a safe celebration?

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    2 mins
  • Coco Gauff's US Open Struggle: Tears, Serves, and a Win

    Coco Gauff's US Open Struggle: Tears, Serves, and a Win
    Aug 29 2025
    Coco Gauff weathers serving storm at US Open! Witness Gauff's emotional on-court battle, double faults, and a mid-match coaching change as she fights through a shaky first set against Donna Vekic. Discover how Gauff's resilience, a supportive crowd, and a new serving technique helped her secure the win and fuel her determination to defend her title.

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    2 mins
  • West Indian American Day Parade: Caribbean Carnival in NYC

    West Indian American Day Parade: Caribbean Carnival in NYC
    Aug 29 2025
    Get ready for the West Indian American Day Parade! Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway will explode with Caribbean culture this Labor Day, featuring dazzling costumes, steel drums, and dancing. It is the culmination of New York Caribbean Carnival, a week-long party with concerts and cultural events. Expect massive crowds, street closures, and a heavy police presence. Public transport is your best bet! More than just a party, it is a vibrant celebration of heritage, community, and the true spirit of New York.

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    2 mins
  • Penn Station's Rescue: A New Era Begins

    Penn Station's Rescue: A New Era Begins
    Aug 29 2025
    Penn Station's Finally Getting a Makeover! Feds Confirm Massive Renovation by 2027. After decades of delays and failed plans, the nation's busiest train hub is set for a major upgrade, borrowing strategies from Operation Warp Speed. Get the inside scoop on the new public-private partnership, the involvement of transit superstar Andy Byford, and the ambitious timeline to transform Penn Station into a world-class transportation hub. Will this be the plan that finally sticks?

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    2 mins