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Police Investigate String of Long Island Burglaries
Suffolkd County police are trying to determine if the latest small business burglary is connected to a string of at least a dozen others NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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NY Study Shows Continued COVID Vaccine Effectiveness
NY’s Deptartment of health released what it calls the largest U.S. study by vaccine type and timing of vaccination, explaining how the effects of the shot hold up over time, with encouraging results. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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NYC's Columbus Day Parade Returns After Pandemic Pause
The city’s Columbus Day Parade, the largest parade held in NYC since the beginning of the pandemic, returned to the streets Monday after a one-ear absence, NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Police Investigating String of Burglaries on Long Island
A string of burglaries on Long Island are under investigation. Greg Cergol reports.
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NY Releases New Study on COVID Vaccine Efficacy
Changes in human behavior around masking and other COVID protocol plus the rapid pace at which the highly contagious delta variant spread this summer may have had more to do with vaccine efficacy declines than immunological waning, according to a New York State Department of Health study out Monday. Chris Glorioso reports. Chris Glorioso reports.
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Columbus Day Parade Returns to NYC
The Columbus Day Parade returned to Manhattan on Friday after a pandemic pause. Andrew Siff reports.
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NJ Town Mourns Cancer Nurse Killed in Times Square
Funeral rites were held for a woman who died after a pickpocket knocked her over. Erica Byfield reports.
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NJ Nurse Killed After Times Square Robbery Mourned at Mass
There was an outpouring of grief at a service held for a cancer nurse who was knocked down to the ground by a suspected thief in Times Square. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.
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Lessons From Indigenous Peoples' Day
One Jersey City school stayed open on the holiday today to teach students about Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Brian Thompson reports.
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Why Did Southwest Cancel So Many Flights?
Southwest canceled countless flights, stirring up chaos at airports nationwide. Gus Rosendale reports on what led to the issue.
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Rare Double Organ Transplant Saves NJ Dad's Life
After suffering both liver and lung failure, a New Jersey father needed a double organ transplant — a procedure so rare, it had never been done before in New York. But a year and a half after the procedure, he will be dancing at his son’s wedding. NBC New York’s Jen Maxfield reports.
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Happy 25 Years With NBC New York, Pat Battle!
Pat Battle joined WNBC in May 1996 — and has brightened every single one our days ever since. A serious reporter who always finds a way to not always take herself too seriously, Pat has covered everything from weather to “tan mom”, papal visits to Produce Pete. She brings a positive attitude with her no matter where she is, or...
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Remembering Katherine Creag
Family, friends and loved ones said goodbye to beloved WNBC reporter Katherine Creag at her funeral Thursday, held at the Upper East Side church where she married her husband, Bill, and where they celebrated countless family milestones. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Remembering WNBC's Katherine Creag
Katherine Creag, a beloved member of the News 4 family who was a stalwart of New York City’s mornings on “Today in New York” for years, passed away suddenly Wednesday evening. Andrw Siff reports.
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WNBC Remembers Katherine Creag
News 4 reporter Katherine Creag, who for years welcomed Today in New York viewers with her big smile and vivacious personality, passed away suddenly Wednesday night. Some of her colleagues shared what it meant to work alongside Kat, who had an enduring joy that brightened everyone around her. .
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WNBC Honored With DuPont Award
Considered one of the most prestigious awards in journalism, NBC New York received the award for continued coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, including breaking the story of MIS-C in children.
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NBC New York Earns Prestigious DuPont Award for COVID-19 Pandemic Coverage
NBC 4 New York/WNBC was honored Tuesday with the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for its continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic and its extreme impact on the tri-state. Considered the broadcast equivalent of a Pulitzer Prize, NBC New York earned the duPont Award for its coverage entitled “The Epicenter of the Coronavirus Pandemic.” The extensive, six-month collection of breaking…
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Stefan Holt Says Goodbye to News 4 Team
After four years co-anchoring News 4 New York, Stefan Holt is moving back home to Chicago where he previously anchored the morning show at NBC 5.
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WATCH: NBC New York Meteorologist's Son Won't Stop Interrupting His Segment
By now every parent working from home knows that an interruption from the kids is a part of the daily schedule. One of NBC New York’s own was lucky an interruption didn’t come during a live newscast. Meteorologist Matt Brickman started recording weather reports for Memorial Day when his son had a report of his own to share: it...
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NBC New York Meteorologist Can't Stop Getting Interrupted By Son
Meteorlogist Matt Brickman experienced the pains of working from home and the interruptions many parents deal with.