The Latest
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Maria LaRosa Brings Weather Kids to Maywood, NJ
Storm Team 4 Meteorologist, Maria LaRosa, spent some time at Maywood Avenue School in Maywood, NJ for a Weather Kids session. The fourth and fifth graders learned about snow, clouds and tornadoes.
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Weather Kids Meets with Students in the Bronx
Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Raphael Miranda spent the morning with over 100 students at St. Francis of Assisi at Corry Academy in the Bronx. The students learned about different types of snowflakes and clouds.
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News 4 Latino: Activism in local art
It’s Dominican Heritage Month in New York and one local Dominican artist wants to use her art to make a statement, make people uncomfortable, and make a difference. Weekend Today in New York’s Rana Novini has the story.
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Positively Black: Doll exhibit tells stories of resilience
Artists are stitching together history in a new exhibit on Manhattan’s east side.
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Weather Kids Visits Passaic School
NBC 4 New York Meteorologist Matt Brickman and Telemundo 47 Meteorologist, Tairy Ynoa paid a visit to Mahatma Gandhi School No. 25 in Passaic, NJ for a Weather Kids/Niños del Tiempo session with the school’s third graders.
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Positively Black: Helping youth facing homelessness
A Department of Youth and Community Development program is creating a safe space for homeless and runaway youth. Weekend Today in New York’s Erica Byfield has the story.
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News 4 Latino: New mayor in New Rochelle
New Rochelle has a new mayor for the first time in nearly 20 years and she is breaking the mold in more ways than one. Rana Novini has the story.
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News 4 Latino: Girl Scouts troop for migrant children
For young asylum seekers, a Girl Scouts troop is helping provide a community a time of major change. News 4’s Gilma Avalos reports.
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Positively Black: Woman gives back to Newark community
We want to introduce you to a single mom, chef, and non-profit founder who is helping give back to the homeless in Newark. News Four New York’s Pat Battle met with Daisy Grant, a woman on a mission to fight hunger and spread love through food, in Newark.