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A heavily armed Manhattan man who allegedly helped storm the Capitol and a Connecticut man charged in connection with an assault on a Capitol Hill police officer were arrested, as the FBI continues its investigation into the riots on Jan. 6. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.

Reporter Pat Battle gathers local opinions on having the first second gentleman.

The demand is high and the supply is low for vaccinations. Paterson’s mayor is calling for more supply from the federal government to meet the demand.

Some doctors and nurses who have been fighting to save lives from COVID-19 for nearly a year listened to the new president’s plan for the pandemic that has stretched into a second year. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.

Appointments are being rescheduled due to vaccine supply running out. Reporter Myles Miller provides more detail.

An academic year already interrupted by to the pandemic paused again on Wednesday, but this time for students to witness history with their own eyes. NBC New York’s Tracie Strahan reports.

COVID vaccine supplies have been short in Rockland County for days, but on Wednesday got some relief with a fresh supply of shots. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.

Donald J. Trump signed executive orders and made an appearance in Florida for his last day of being President.

Investigative reporter Sarah Wallace delves deeper into the heightened security at the Capitol for Inauguration.

Our reporters Siff & Wallace give a recap of Joseph R. Biden’s Inauguration.

Andrew Yang enters an already crowded race to be mayor candidate pool. Reported by Andrew Siff.

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. De Blasio said the contracts allowed the city to break them if a vendor’s leadership broke the law, and said Trump’s “inciting an insurrection” was clearly a “criminal act.”...

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.

Erica Byfield reports on the latest in the fight against coronavirus.

New York City is hoping to level the playing field in public schools. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

Brian Thompson reports on Gov. Phil Murphy’s visit to one of the state’s vaccination sites.

Westchester County just got a big new COVID-19 vaccination site. Lynda Baquero reports.

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. De Blasio said the contracts allowed the city to break them if a vendor’s leadership broke the law, and said Trump’s “inciting an insurrection” was clearly a “criminal...

Brian Thompson sits down with Gov. Phil Murphy to talk about the state’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts.

Andrew Siff reports on the latest in the fight against COVID-19.