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The Queens man was arrested after threatening to murder, or calling for others to murder, some of the top Democratic members of Congress and urging violence on Inauguration Day. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.

A U.S. soldier is facing charges after allegedly helping ISIS plan attacks on landmarks including the 9/11 Museum in Lower Manhattan. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

President-elect Joe Biden is hours away from becoming President Joe Biden. Andrew Siff and Sarah Wallace report.

NBC New York’s Andrew Siff and Sarah Wallace provide team coverage of the lead-up to Inauguration Day, including Biden’s speech at the Lincoln memorial and the latest on security measures in place for Wednesday.

New York City will sever all of its management contracts with the Trump Organization, costing the outgoing president millions of dollars in annual revenue, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday.

John Chandler and Rana Novini have team coverage on the fallout from last week’s riots at the U.S. Capitol.

Covid-19 prompted early releases for many New Jersey inmates in effort to slow the spread, Pat Battle reports.

The quarantine list became unmanageable since most states in the U.S were on it and what Governor Cuomo did to change the travel rules, Adam Harding reports.

As the country watches, a new anxiety is taking hold. We’ve already been through so much in 2020: a pandemic, protests, and now an undecided Presidential election adding to the tension in our lives. Pei-Sze Cheng spoke to voters watching and waiting on Long Island.

Ballot counting is still happening in Philadelphia. There are tons of boxes full of ballots waiting to be counted. Phil Lipof reports.

A historic trip to Washington for two Democrats becoming the first openly gay Black men to serve in congress. Bronx Democrat Ritchie Torres and Democrat Mondaire Jones, covering Rockland and some of Westchester County. Lynda Baquero spoke to both winners and reports from White Plains with the story.

Three people are in critical condition after a violent school bus crash this morning. One of them is a child. Seven other elementary school kids were on the bus at the time.It happened in the Orange County town of New Windsor. Chris Glorioso reports from the school where the bus was headed.

A violent scene in Richmond Hill, Queens! A man watches a couple of crooks steal his SUV. Myles Miller tells us what happened when the man caught up to the thieves!

The homeless hotel fight took a messy turn. Someone vandalized the home of prominent lawyer Randy Mastro, the city’s former Deputy Mayor under Rudy Giuliani. He’s been working with groups to move homeless people out of the Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side. Ray Villeda reports from the Upper East Side.

After months away from school some students in the Bronx got a special in-person treat today. All to help encourage a love of reading and to help make learning from home a little easier. Gilma Avalos has the story.

With less than two weeks to go before the election the clock is ticking for college students who have suddenly returned home after COVID upticks at school. One young woman reached out to the I-Team’s election project for help eager to cast her ballot back home in New York after leaving a Connecticut university. Lynda Baquero reports.

A lawmaker and doctor who was supposed to be a well-regarded member of the community faces criminal charges. Accused of trying to trade drugs for sexual favors. Pei-Sze Cheng reports from Huntington.

Some hopeful news today for most of New York’s COVID hot zones, schools and businesses are getting the green light to reopen. The red zone positivity rate in New York is more than 6%. The rest of the state’s positivity rate stands at 1.4%. Andrew Siff reports from Forest Hills to explain what all this means.

You’ve likely seen the political ads. One of the races to watch is right in our backyard but it sounds more like a street fight than a campaign. Democratic Representative Max Rose and GOP State Assemblywoman Nicole Maliotakis are fighting for the one swing congressional district in the city. As the election project’s Melissa Russo shows us it’s the swings...

A week into the latest COVID-19 restrictions in New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says it’s still too early to tell whether the spread of the virus has slowed down enough to bring kids back to school and reopen businesses in hotspots. It’ll ultimately be his call whether to lift restrictions next week. Tracie Strahan reports.