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New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge smiles towards fans during a baseball game against the Houston Astros, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026, in New York.

Yankees 36 minutes ago

Aaron Judge starts 0 for 2 in return to Yankees after 99-day absence caused by broken rib

A three-time AL MVP, Judge missed 84 games since his last appearance on May 31. The 34-year-old skipped a minor league injury rehab assignment.

9/11 14 hours ago

NBC 4, Telemundo 47 photographers reflect 25 years after 9/11
New Jersey 14 hours ago

Newark students return to school with new phone mandates

New York City 10 minutes ago

Troves of new 9/11 docs suggest NYC officials knew of air quality health risks

The Mamdani administration released nearly 200,000 pages of post-9/11 air quality reports Tuesday. What did NYC officials know of the potential health consequences, and when?
Manhattan Sep 7

Child home when police find woman beaten to death in NYC apartment

A neighbor reported seeing a mysterious person leaving the victim’s apartment several times, dressed in dark clothing and carrying plastic bags.
Brooklyn Sep 7

Three people stabbed in Brooklyn before J'Ouvert celebrations

Three men were stabbed early Monday morning in Brooklyn not far from where annual J’Ouvert celebrations were getting started.
U.S. Open Tennis Sep 7

Surprise! Alcaraz learns during ESPN interview he was wrong about his next US Open opponent

Many tennis players say they don’t like to look ahead at their draw, though it might be rare for one to not know his next match so deep in a tournament.

Brooklyn Sep 6

Brooklyn man killed after being struck by MTA bus in Flatbush bus lane

Police say the man made contact near the back of the bus as it pulled away
U.S. Open Tennis Sep 6

Empty seats, tired stars: The US Open's post-2 a.m. finishes spark a pushback

The city that never sleeps is going a little overboard this year.
New Jersey 9 hours ago

New Jersey lt. governor under investigation for potential inappropriate behavior

The State of New Jersey has hired a law firm to investigate allegations of inappropriate behavior toward women by Lt. Governor Dale Caldwell.
Back to school Sep 6

How ‘A Book Bag From Dad' aims to flip the script on fatherhood narratives

The program aims to help dads emphasize the importance of education for school-age kids
Immigration Sep 5

Mexican Day Parade called off in Passaic amid spike in immigration enforcement

Mayor says cancellation is a loss for the community
Bridgeport Sep 5

4-year-old critically injured after being struck by Bridgeport, Conn. police cruiser, city says

A 4-year-old girl was hospitalized with critical injuries after she was struck by a Bridgeport police cruiser that was responding to a call Wednesday night, according to the city’s public information officer. The crash happened around 9:36 p.m. Wednesday night on Hanover street. The officer driving the cruiser was responding to a report of a ...
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Classroom cellphone ban begins for NJ students as classes begin after summer

Most New Jersey public school students are back in classes — and for the first time, they’re not allowed to use smartphones or tablets, as a bell-to-bell ban went into effect statewide. So how are students adjusting? NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Columbia students push university to reopen campus gates as fall semester begins

As the first day of classes of the fall semester got underway at Columbia University, there was a renewed push to reopen a walkway that was the site of campus protests and arrests during the Israel-Hamas war. NBC New York’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Former Mets visit FDNY firehouses as they keep 9/11 ‘Never Forget' promise alive

The 2001 New York Mets are holding true to their promise of “never forget” as the city and the nation is set to mark 25 years since the attacks on 9/11. That team has been called “the right team for the right time,” helping the city and each other heal through such unimaginable pain. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports....
New York City 1 hour ago

Newly released Sept. 11 files shed light on NYC air quality risks after WTC attacks

What did NYC officials know about toxic air in lower Manhattan in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, and when did they know it? More than 100,000 documents have been released 25 years after the attacks, and are now searchable online. Some of the documents suggest the city knew about the health and legal dangers of being exposed to the...
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Rising sea levels threaten Rutgers Marine field station

From extreme heat and humidity to repeated flash flooding, New Jersey and the rest of the tri-state has seen its share of severe weather over the summer. While one season alone can’t be definitively linked to an evolving climate, scientists are tracking long-term changes that could have very real local impacts. NBC New York’s Ted Greenb...
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Getting double-billed for YouTube TV: How to get streaming problem fixed

When a Queens woman tried to switch the way she pays for her YouTube TV streaming service, she ended up getting double-billed for a year.
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Families of Sept. 11 victims demand accountability from Saudi government

Ahead of marking 25 years since 9/11, there are renewed calls for accountability. Victims’ families gathered outside the Saudi consulate in Manhattan demanding justice, as a lawsuit against Saudi Arabia for its alleged role in the attacks moves forward in court. Saudi Arabia strongly denies any involvement in the terror attacks. NBC New York&...

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