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A chilling case resurfaces after nearly 40 years — a murder suspect evading justice and last seen connected to multiple cities across the U.S.

This incredible look back through time will show you spots around New York that are virtually unrecognizable today.

New Yorkers were in for a rare and thrilling surprise when two common short-beaked dolphins were spotted swimming in the East River earlier this month.

Police are actively investigating what they're calling a mass shooting outside of a New York nightclub that injured 6 women and 4 men.

A 150-year-old steakhouse is known for its extravagant offerings, but they upped the ante with what they’re calling “the world’s most expensive cranberry sauce.”

Do you feel safe living in New York?

23-years-ago on September 11, 2001, it was a normal radio morning for WIBX's Bill Keeler. He was doing his morning show on rock radio station WRCK and it seemed like a normal morning. Somewhere shortly after 8:46 a.m. things began to change as the television in the studio began showing images of fire coming from the World Trade Center in New York City. The on-air crew would soon find out that America would never be the same.

As a spin-off of the iconic film "Ghostbusters," set in the same bustling city, "The REAL Ghostbusters" extends the legacy of the beloved franchise. Set against the backdrop of New York City's skyline, the show captures the essence of the metropolis. As the Ghostbusters traverse the city streets, from the bustling avenues to the tranquil parks, viewers glimpse NYC's energy. The portrayal of the city adds depth to the supernatural adventures, grounding them in an urban landscape. From the towering skyscrapers to the quaint brownstones of Brooklyn, every corner becomes a playground for whimsical ghostly encounters. Notably, Slimer, once an adversary, adds a dynamic to the team's dynamics as he becomes an ally in their exploits. The show's popularity spawned a range of amazing toys, allowing fans to bring the ghost-catching action into their own

If you thought you were having a bad day, at least you're not this guy.

Drivers in New York will potentially be taxed after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved a new tax on passenger vehicles in the city.