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Woman With Infant in Car Leads Police on Chase Before Crashing
A woman with an infant in her car was arrested in Westchester County after leading police on a chase that ended with a crash and an injured officer, police said
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Westchester Gets Nearly 2 Feet of Snow
Westchester – like every other part of the tri-state – got dumped on by Monday’s snow storm. Lynda Baquero reports.
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Food Pantries Get Creative In Order to Meet Demand
With more people out of work and fewer volunteers able to collect food, the fight against hunger is being stretched to the limit during the pandemic. But one group in Westchester County has found a way to do more with less. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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NY Attorney General Files Lawsuit Over Nuclear Power Plant Shutdown Plan
New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Friday for denying the state a public hearing over the dismantling of the Indian Point nuclear power point before approving a sale.
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Human Remains Found in Car at Bottom of NY Reservoir Are Tied to Missing Person Case
A vehicle was removed from the Muscoot Reservoir in Katonah on Wednesday, with investigators finding human remains inside
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Westchester County Restaurant Owners Relieved As Indoor Dining Resumes
Restaurant owners are returning to a sense of normalcy and more capital as indoor dinning resumes in the orange zone.
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Pressure to Speed Up Vaccine Rollout in Westchester County
As the governor threatens fines for hospitals that don’t pick up the pace of vaccine distribution, Westchester County officials say Cuomo has it wrong. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Fire Breaks Out on Sixth Floor of Assisted Living Building in Westchester County
In Ossining, one victim taken to the hospital at this time after a fire erupted in the assistant living building, Marc Santia reports.
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New Rochelle Worried About Possible Shutdowns in Second Wave
Business owners are worried about an unwelcome deja vu as a second wave could bring another round of shutdowns to New Rochelle. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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Holiday Light Drive-Thru in Westchester County
In covid-safe fashion, seeing holiday lights are now at a social distance and made as a drive-thru, Jen Maxfield reports.
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Westchester Issues Warning to Parents After ‘Preventable' Deaths of 2 Kids With Asthma
Westchester County health officials on Wednesday issued a warning to parents after two children with asthma died and neither of their kids were taken to the hospital since the start of the pandemic. Westchester County Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler said both deaths of two school-aged children were preventable and urged parents to take their child to the doctor even…
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Montefiore Nurses Go On Strike In Westchester County
Nurse at the Montefiore in New Rochelle have gone on a two day strike, arguing that the hospital is understaffed, unsafe, and ill-equippted to handle another COVID surge. News Four’s Marc Santia has the latest on the strike and how Montefiore is responding to the walkout
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Sale of NYC-Area Nuclear Power Plant Gets Federal Approval
After the plant shuts down in the spring, the current operator plans to transfer its license to another company to dismantle the reactors and clean up the site along the Hudson River by 2033
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Sale Approved of NYC-Area Nuclear Power Plant That Is Set to Be Dismantled
The sale of Indian Point nuclear power plant, just north of NYC, has been approved to a New Jersey company for dismantling, despite petitions from state and local officials to hold public hearings before that takes place
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Westchester County School Says Staff Can't Wear NYPD Tribute Sweater
After complaints from students who say a staff member’s NYPD tribute sweatshirt made them uncomfortable, a Westchester County school says staff members are no longer allowed to wear the shirt.
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Port Chester Upgraded to an Orange Zone
Following its move from a yellow zone to an orange zone, Port Chester has issued several rollbacks and restrictions in an effort to halt the spread of the virus. News Four’s Marc Santia has the latest on how residents and business owners in the village are responding
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COVID-19 Cases in U.S. Top 10M; Port Chester Now Part of Yellow Zone
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the next two months are critical to maintaining some kind of control over the virus while vaccine preparations continue. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
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Deadly Early Morning Fire in Yonkers May Be Suspicious
Police and fire investigators are looking into whether a Yonkers fire that left a 75-year-old man dead may be a case of potential arson. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.
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Officials Look Into Possible PPP Fraud in Mt. Vernon, Parts of Westchester: Sources
The Mayor of Mt. Vernon has ordered an investigation into whether any employees improperly tried to profit off the federal Paycheck Protection Program, a city spokesman said. The city review is underway after some area residents report being questioned by FBI agents about a possible Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) fraud scheme that could involve dozens of people in Mt....