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New York City has sold $200 million worth of COVID-era PPE purchases for just $500,000. → Read More
"Unfortunate that landlords have to pay for private duty police officers in a city like this." → Read More
Experts said the dolphins appeared "happy," and were likely searching for fish to eat. → Read More
The 9,000 public sector nurses are begging the city to negotiate a new contract. → Read More
If you’ve ever seen an animal on stage in a Broadway show, chances are it was trained by Bill Berloni. → Read More
Starting in 2023, anyone who lists a place on Airbnb will have to register with the New York City attesting to following all applicable city and state laws. But some hosts say those laws — most of which have been on the books for years — are confusing and even unfair. → Read More
Amanda DeAngelis was once an active, professional woman. Then a rare combination of debilitating diseases took away her bright future. She can't process food or drink anymore. Most days she is so weak she can't speak. But Amanda and her husband Chris are sharing an important message. → Read More
Andrew Lloyd Webber is bringing his new musical "Bad Cinderella" to Broadway next spring. → Read More
New York state has started accepting applications to open its first recreational pot shops. → Read More
World War II veteran William "Willie" Kellerman is finally getting medals he earned during WWII. → Read More
Theater journalist Ayanna Prescod was so moved by the Broadway play "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf" that she made an offer to help more women of color see the show. She had no idea a tweet would become a grassroots movement to save the show. → Read More
Abortions have been legal in New York ever since legislation was signed into law by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in 1970 — three years prior to Roe v. Wade — and will remain legal even if the landmark decision is overturned. New Jersey and Connecticut also have laws protecting access to abortion care. → Read More
The John Cort Theatre on West 47th Street will soon be known as the James Earl Jones Theatre. → Read More
Did you know that the first interracial teen dance TV show took place in the 1950s in New York City? And not only that — the show was taped in the same building where FOX 5 News is produced now. Here is the story of how we learned about Alan Freed and his groundbreaking show The Big Beat. → Read More
Emilie Kouatchou is taking over the lead role of Christine Daaé in the legendary Broadway production. → Read More
Activists, notable politicians, and even celebrity advocates have come together on what is known as World AIDS Day — Dec. 1 every year since 1988 — to push for advances in treatment, prevention, and in the way we as a society view those who live with the disease. → Read More
After 15 months unemployed, the first Broadway theatre employees are set to return to the job. → Read More
New York City has launched a new effort to crack down on illegal fireworks. → Read More
Olivo says she's done with Broadway altogether until she sees significant change in the industry. → Read More
The killing of Daunte Wright was not the first time an officer has used a gun instead of a Taser. → Read More