$15 Million Painting Bought at Yardsale
(New York, NY) — A group of experts says a painting bought at a Minnesota yard sale several years ago is the work of Vincent van Gogh. ArtNews.com reported this week that a panel of about 20
2nd Plane Crash in 3 Days
(Philadelphia, PA) — The FAA is confirming that a Learjet 55 crashed near the Roosevelt Mall in northeast Philadelphia, PA. The agency released a statement saying the jet departed from Northeast Philadelphia Airport and was headed to
WABC Market Report for 1-31-25 with James Flippin
(New York, NY) – James Flippin delivers the WABC Market Report for 1-31-25.
NFL Reports Its Concussion Numbers
(New York, NY) – The NFL is publishing its annual concussion numbers. With brain injury an increased area of focus for football — both in the pro ranks and for youth — the NFL is tracking concussions.
Trash Bins May Not Really Be ‘Rat-Proof’
(New York, NY) – The war on rats has developed a new front. The plastic trash bins that were labeled as impermeable by the rodents seem to be vulnerable to rats. The New York Post reports that
NYC Teachers Push for Special Education Help
(New York, NY) – Education leaders rallied at City Hall on Thursday to push for more assistance in the classrooms, especially when it comes to students with disabilities. Teachers, parents and students all pushed for new city
Six more weeks of winter?
(New York, NY) — The region’s resident rodents are gearing up for Groundhog Day this Sunday. One of the biggest shows involves Staten Island Chuck at the Staten Island Zoo who has an excellent track record when
Hochul and Trump are phone pals
(New York, NY) — Governor Hochul and President Trump have been chatting on the phone about congestion pricing. CBS reports the two had an initial call, where Hochul told the president that the toll plan was working.
D.C. crash victims being pulled from the Potomac
(Washington, D.C) — We are starting to learn the names of the 67 killed in the crash between that American Airlines flight and a Blackhawk helicopter in D.C. Fourteen of them were figure skaters. Some of the
Robert F Kennedy Jr. faces more questions on Day 2 of his confirmation hearing for HHS secretary
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump’s pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, was back on Capitol Hill on Thursday for a hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee. Kennedy, a Democrat who
