Isabel Keane
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New York, NY, United States
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Hurricane Ida: Town-by-town breakdown of what's closed in Hudson Valley
Ida wreaked havoc in the Hudson Valley, leaving many without power, closing schools and flooding local roads. → Read More
Lower Hudson Valley job market works to bounce back amid unemployment, staffing shortages
Here's how workers and businesses in the Lower Hudson Valley are working to recover from challenges brought on by COVID-19. → Read More
Young people leave the nest into competitive housing market amid pandemic
A rise in applications for Hudson Valley apartments means landlords can be choosier, causing bidding wars on rentals. → Read More
Tornado warning alert wakes Hudson Valley residents early Thursday
Many Lower Hudson Valley residents awoke early Thursday to a tornado warning on their cellphones. → Read More
White Plains woman alleges Cuomo abuse, 'appalled' she was used in his defense
A White Plains woman says Gov. Cuomo used a photo of himself kissing her, without her consent, in his defense. → Read More
Safety encouraged, not mandated: How Hudson Valley leaders are responding to COVID rise
The increase in COVID cases and positivity rates comes as the state Department of Health has taken a step back from its once all-encompassing rules. → Read More
Exit signs change to mileage-based system along the Hutchinson River Parkway
Exit signs on the Hutchinson River Parkway seemed to switch up overnight, confusing some drivers. → Read More
Con Edison manhole explosion sends oil into New Rochelle Harbor, Long Island Sound
A manhole owned by Con Edison exploded in New Rochelle on July 17, sending 17,000 gallons of oil into the water. → Read More
Two people shot, one fatally, near Grant Park in Yonkers on Monday: Police investigate
Two people were shot, one fatally, in the Grant Park area of Yonkers on Monday, Yonkers Police said. → Read More
Rockland mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus found in county pools
The first two groups of mosquitoes infected with West Nile Virus were found in Rockland County last week. → Read More
New York faces blood emergency: Where to donate in Hudson Valley
The pandemic put many things on hold, including blood drives, which has caused a statewide blood emergency. → Read More
White Plains DMV looks to move to The Source on Bloomingdale and Maple
The State Department of Motor Vehicles submitted an application to move its White Plains office to The Source. → Read More
Places to visit ID-free this summer as NY COVID restrictions are lifted in Hudson Valley
At the start of the pandemic many public places required identification for access. But that's a thing of the past. → Read More
1 dead after SUV plunges into Eastchester Creek despite 'heroic' search by first responders
A car accelerated through fencing and plunged 20 feet down into Eastchester Creek Friday morning, killing the driver. → Read More
Watching 'The Underground Railroad' on Amazon? Check out these Hudson Valley sites
With 'The Underground Railroad' getting attention on Amazon, check out these historic Hudson Valley sites. → Read More
James O'Keefe: Twitter suspends Project Veritas founder's account
Mamaroneck's Project Veritas exposed a CNN staffer who said the network produces "propaganda." → Read More
How churches are making steps back toward in-person services in time for Easter
Across New York, pastors are trying to figure out how to gather their flocks safely amid COVID capacity restrictions. → Read More
Yonkers, Rockland County work on COVID vaccines for homebound
The city is working on vaccinating 1,500 homebound residents. → Read More
Asian American woman attacked in White Plains; man arrested
Hate-fueled attacks on Asian Americans have permeated cities across the United States, including White Plains. → Read More
Vaccine hunters and helpers: Hudson Valley residents find ways to secure COVID vaccines
Millions of New Yorkers are now eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations, but the vaccines remain a hot commodity. → Read More