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January 25

HISTORIC snow storm targets tri-state area with 'white-out conditions'

Fox News correspondent CB Cotton reports on a historic winter storm from Hoboken, New Jersey, sharing the impact it could have on the greater tri-state area.

January 24

Good old-fashioned snow day may be healthy for kids, doctors say: 'Permission to unplug'

As New York City's Mamdani says there will be no traditional snow days amid the major winter storm, doctors stress the benefits of old-fashioned snow days for kids.

January 23

Mamdani clarifies NYC won't check immigration status for universal childcare enrollees

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced New York's pre-K and 3-K enrollment is open to all children regardless of immigration status, with ICE agents denied school access without warrants.

January 23

Judge orders Altoona cop to court as Mangione hopes to have backpack search tossed

Accused assassin Luigi Mangione's lawyers challenge evidence from backpack search as Altoona police officer testifies in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder case.

January 22

Major city school districts losing students as parents seek better options

Public schools lose students to homeschooling and charter schools as Colorado Education Commissioner Susana Córdova reports 5.5% increase in homeschool enrollment statewide.

January 21

Judge rules NYC's lone Republican congressional district unconstitutional, orders redraw

A judge ruled that New York’s only Republican-held congressional district is unconstitutional and ordered the state to redraw the map by next month.

January 21

NYPD detectives mistaken for ICE, treated rudely by hospital staff after scuffle with suspect

NYPD detectives were allegedly mistaken for ICE agents at a NYC hospital and treated rudely while seeking care after an arrest. The hospital apologized to the police commissioner.

January 21

Luigi Mangione case: If stalking and assault aren’t ‘crimes of violence,’ death penalty vanishes

Luigi Mangione's defense team argues a federal court ruling could dismiss his murder charge in the alleged killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

January 21

NYC’s $1.1B subway fare gates mocked online as riders easily bypass barriers

New York City’s costly new subway fare gates are facing ridicule as viral videos show riders easily climbing over barriers meant to curb billion-dollar fare evasion losses.

January 20

Alexander brothers trade trophy listings for jury trial as accuser’s recent death shadows case

Jury selection begins for the Alexander brothers' federal sex trafficking trial, with defense attorneys facing a challenging jury selection environment.