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Teen struck by lightning in Central Park: NYPD
Chris Jose with the latest.
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Veterans battling rare parasite seek treatment
NBC 4’s Greg Cergol reports on Veterans seeking treatment as they battle a rare parasite on Long Island.
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Florentine wine window opens in Times Square
NBC 4’s Marc Santia shares a slice of Italian history that has made an appearance in Times Square.
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How to fill out a ranked choice voting ballot
NBC 4’s Melissa Russo explains how ranked choice voting ballot works ahead of the NYC mayoral primary.
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Search for suspect who torched NYPD vehicles in Brooklyn lot
NBC 4’s Marc Santia reports as the search for a suspect who set fire to NYPD vehicles.
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Long Island father detained by ICE
There’s new outrage about a Long Island father, a fixture in his community, who was arrested by ICE and is now separated from his 14-year-old daughter. The store owner where the man who works at his shop was approached by ICE agents after he parked his car in the back lot. They asked for his ID and then detained him...
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Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter prepares to close
NBC 4’s Melissa Colorado reports on the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter that is preparing to close.
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Yankees host karaoke party to support The Valerie Fund as part of HOPE Week
For day 3 of Yankees HOPE Week, players and staff threw a karaoke party for The Valerie Fund, which supports health care for children battling cancer and blood disorders. Players and even some young patients and their families got in on the fun. NBC new York’s Bruce Beck reports.
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Celebrity chef Anne Burrell found dead inside her Brooklyn home
NBC 4’s Rana Novini covers the life and legacy of Chef Anne Burrell as the community mourns her passing.
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Nanny accused of beating kids taken into custody
Police arrested a nanny accused of hitting three young children with a belt in the Bronx. Officers said they had been looking for her for weeks after she was caught on camera. She now faces assault charges. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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Problem-plagued Jersey Shore bridge closes for repairs
It’s drawbridge deja vu for Jersey Shore drivers in Belmar. A mechanical failure is causing a drawbridge to stay up, again, for quite a while. If this sounds familiar, that’s because it last happened in Summer 2024. The bridge, built in 1932, is one of the main crossings over the Shark River inlet. NBC new York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Amid Brad Lander arrest fallout, Cuomo still holds onto lead in mayor's race poll
NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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As Randall's Island attack victim opens eyes for first time, suspect faces judge
There was encouraging news for a mom violently beaten while biking home from work on Randall’s Island. After a month in the hospital, she opened her eyes for the first time. Meanwhile, the man accused of attacking her and putting her in a coma, faced a judge for the first time. NBC New York’s Charles Watson reports.
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Six sets of twins graduates from New Jersey high school
Graduation day was twice as special for families at a school in New Jersey. That’s because six pairs of twins will get their diplomas together at Barnegat High School. So what’s next for them? NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.
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Zohran Mamdani has emotional response to claims of antisemitism
Zohran Mamdani cried at a Wednesday news conference, his eyes filling up with tears when responding to a question about Andrew Cuomo’s campaign accusing him of being antisemitic and questioning whether he has done enough to convince New Yorkers he doesn’t have hate in his heart. He opened up about facing hate and Islamophobia during the campaign and said it...
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Newly released evidence impacts decades old murder case
The district attorney’s office on Staten Island finally disclosed documents kept under wraps since the early 1990’s. Those police reports have been sought by a convicted murderer trying to prove his innocence. What do they reveal? NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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Neighbors fighting NJ city's plan for pickleball courts
NBC 4’s Adam Harding reports from Edison, NJ where a neighborhood is protesting the city’s plan for their local park.
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Motel transformed to house seasonal lifeguards in New Jersey
A motel on Long Beach Island has been transformed into housing for seasonal beach employees. NBC 4 New York’s Charles Watson reports.
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State of the art food hub opens in the Bronx
A new food hub has opened in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx for residents there. NBC 4’s Melissa Colorado reports.
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Brazen scooter robber linked to more crimes in the Bronx, all with the same method
A robbery pattern has developed as the NYPD link several scooter robberies together in the city. NBC 4’s Marc Santia reports.