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For decades, Harlem Community Newspapers publisher Pat Stevenson has told the stories of New Yorkers and provided a voice for communities that were often overlooked. → Read More
As we celebrate Women's History Month, Eyewitness News wants to introduce you to the first African American woman appointed OB-GYN in chief at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medicine. Dr. Laura Riley has many goals she wants to accomplish while in this position. → Read More
Dr. Patricia Bath was an ophthalmologist and scientist who helped pave the way for future generations of African American women in the field. → Read More
Reilly Starr says she had no idea that what she thought were blocked milk ducts while nursing her new baby boy were actually the beginning signs of cancer. → Read More
Kensington Palace says Prince Charles will walk Meghan Markle down the aisle in her wedding to Prince Harry → Read More
Eyewitness News Anchor Shirleen Allicot reports from London on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding. → Read More
Locals in London weigh in about how this American actress - soon to be British Princess - is being received, and everyone seems to have a very good vibe about Meghan. → Read More
Meghan Markle's mom Doria Ragland has been in London for several days, helping her daughter with last-minute wedding preps. And that means the 61-year-old black social worker and yoga instructor is meeting Prince Harry's relatives for the very first time. → Read More
Only 600 people are invited to the royal wedding, so millions across the world will have to resort to watching it on TV. There are a number of viewing parties being held across the Tri-State. → Read More
The royal wedding is less than two weeks away, and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are no doubt busy with final preps. On Meghan's to-do list: Show her wedding dress to the Queen, who has final approval. → Read More
A couple from Kansas was happy -- and nervous - to welcome a "one-in-a-million" set of identical triplets. → Read More
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is out with a new study finding consumers who opt in to debit card and ATM overdraft are still at risk of incurring exorbitant fees, despite recent regulatory changes. → Read More
It's the day a hero officer was immortalized on the streets of Far Rockaway. Briar Place will now be known as Detective Randolph Holder way. → Read More
FDNY firefighters train to battle not only dangerous fires, but hoarding conditions as well, which Eyewitness News is told is becoming a growing problem in the city. → Read More
Monday, March 06, 2017 06:50PM A pair of twins is making school history on Long Island. They will graduate first and second in their class at Locust Valley High School in Nassau County. (Copyright ©2017 WABC-TV. All Rights Reserved.) → Read More
A new approach to helping kids in school keeps them connected by providing tablets for those who might not have one at home. → Read More
Five days a week, rain or shine, the Sheppard sisters lace up their spikes and hit the track. They have only been running for a year and a half, but they are already competing in the Junior Olympics. → Read More
According to his gofundme page, Connor Golden has left the hospital in New York. → Read More
For the morbidly obese, stopping the hunger cravings can be the biggest challenge. But now, there's a new treatment with no major surgery that targets the hunger hormone. → Read More
The son of a woman whose body was mistakenly shipped to a medical school is now urging Governor Andrew Cuomo to sign a new bill. → Read More