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Red Alert: Dangerously cold temps, wind chills sweep Tri-State
Saturday won't be as windy, but feels-like temperatures will only get into the single digits and teens.
1 person killed in Washington Heights fire
Video shows flames pouring out of a 4th-floor window of the building on West 180th Street.
Brooklyn apartments briefly lose power on coldest morning of the year
Repairs were completed at around 4 a.m. to the relief of families who were grateful for the quick fix.
2023 Grammys: How to watch Beyoncé vs. Adele, Bad Bunny and more
Beyoncé and Adele will once again contend for top honors, while Lizzo and Harry Styles return and Bad Bunny makes history.
Racially insensitive meal served at Nyack Middle School
On the first day of Black History Month, Aramark served chicken and waffles with watermelon.
2 planes clip wings at Newark Liberty International Airport
One of the planes was full of passengers during the collision, officials said.
"Class Act with Chris Wragge" visits Mahwah High School
We're kicking off a new series where Chris Wragge visits schools around the area, starting with his alma mater.
"Hearts4Marcus" honors Marcus Kayal's memory and helps protect students
On the night of December 26, 2019, the Kayals' lives changed forever.
CBS2's Mary Calvi pens new book: "If a Poem Could Live and Breathe"
"If a Poem Could Live and Breathe" is a novel of Teddy Roosevelt's first love, based on original love letters from the Gilded Age.
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Red Alert remains in effect Saturday for frigid temperatures
CBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your First Alert Forecast for February 3 at 11 p.m.
Climate change: Protecting our planet
From the top of a volcano in Hawaii to highways across the country, we'll help you understand where carbon dioxide in the atmosphere comes from and how it's warming our planet.
Watch our special "First Alert Weather: Predict and Prepare"
The CBS2 weather team has a new way to keep you informed, alerting you to keep you safe.
First Alert Weather 101: Have a CBS2 meteorologist visit your classroom!
From the science of forecasting to weather safety – First Alert Weather 101 is an interactive way to get students thinking about STEM. There's also a chance your students might be on TV.
See it: First Alert Weather 101 at classrooms in our area
Our First Alert Weather team is visiting local schools to explain the science behind forecasting and how to stay safe when severe weather strikes.
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1 person killed in Washington Heights fire
Video shows flames pouring out of a 4th-floor window of the building on West 180th Street.
Brooklyn apartments briefly lose power on coldest morning of the year
Repairs were completed at around 4 a.m. to the relief of families who were grateful for the quick fix, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Red Alert remains in effect Saturday for frigid temperatures
CBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your First Alert Forecast for February 3 at 11 p.m.
CBS2's Mary Calvi discusses novel "If a Poem Could Live and Breathe"
CBS2's Maurice DuBois sat down with CBS2's Mary Calvi at Teddy Roosevelt's childhood home in Manhattan to discuss her new novel of historical fiction, "If a Poem Could Live and Breathe."
Port Authority announces closures affecting bridges, tunnels & trains
There is a lot of road work in the coming days at New York's bridges and tunnels.
Flashback: Marcia Kramer with Santos & Zimmerman
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Doctors recommend fallopian tube removal to prevent cancer
The recommendation is for patients who are done having children and already undergoing a procedure.
NYPD officer accused of spying for China speaks out
Baimadajie Angwang spoke exclusively to CBS2's Jennifer McLogan days after charges were dropped.
Empire State Building puts up Eagles colors, sets off social media
The iconic landmark later switched the lights to honor the AFC champion Chiefs, but it was too little, too late.
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Harlem woman shares heart health scare to help others
Andrea Mapp was days away from cardiac arrest when she finally went to check on her shortness of breath.
Secret benevolent society fights to save historic mansion
A group with ties to the Underground Railroad is fighting for the historic mansion it has owned for 70 years.
Paterson expanding Full Service Community Schools program
Soon, more New Jersey families will be able to access services from health care to academic support for free.
All-Black squash team from Harlem makes history
The Thurgood Marshall Academy squash team will be the first Black team to compete in nationals.
Mental health care stressed in wake of Tyre Nichols killing
Church and mental health experts weigh in on psychological effect of Tyre Nichols's death at the hands of police.
Royal Rib House: Barbecue is a family legacy in Bed-Stuy
"I have a lot of people in my life that have come and passed through this business, and it's just a great thing. It's a great part of Brooklyn," owner Jason Barnett told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Bloomfield College students helping transform downtown with art
Their ultimate goal is to bring attention to vacant spaces in hopes of attracting entrepreneurs to open businesses in the area as new housing developments go up.
CBS2 previews new Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital in Brooklyn
Patients in the southern part of the borough can expect big changes in a few months when it opens its doors.
Mellon Foundation funds Marcus Garvey Park improvements
Harlem Grown received $1.3 million from the Humanities In Place program to create summer fun.
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Climate Change: Protecting our Planet
From the top of a volcano in Hawaii to highways across the country, we'll help you understand where carbon dioxide in the atmosphere comes from and how it's warming our planet.
A candid conversation with NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell
Watch "Sandy," our special documentary
Superstorm Sandy was deadly, destructive and relentless. Ten years after Sandy, the hardest-hit areas are recovering and rebuilding.
Tri-State Area considering baseline concussion testing for youth sports
A Conversation About Bail Reform
Gun Violence: The Search for Solutions
Breaking the Stigma
Breaking The Stigma: You Are Not Alone
Larry Doby: Second to None
On Call with Dr. Kumar
Choosing the right health care option, from the ER to urgent care
If you're sick or facing an emergency, deciding where to get treatment can be confusing.
How to have a healthy gut microbiome
Most people associate bacteria and viruses will illness, but research finds some microorganisms can be beneficial.
Understanding the different kinds of coughs and how to treat them
Between the latest COVID-19 spike, flu, RSV and the common cold, a lot of people are coughing everywhere. But coughs are more complicated than you think.
How CPR & AED made all the difference for Damar Hamlin
His collapse raised questions about sudden cardiac death and served as a reminder that every second counts.
How to make small changes for a healthier new year
It's that time of year when people vow to go on a diet or head back to the gym to improve their health.
How to diagnose the flu and COVID-19 ahead of expected surge
Dr. Nidhi Kumar says people who don't know they're sick may attend holiday gatherings and spread these illnesses.
Give the gift of health this holiday season
Most people think of the holidays as a time to indulge, but Dr. Nidhi Kumar says healthy gifts are the way to go.
Is it illness or just holiday allergies?
Many of us are decorating our homes for the holidays, but did you know some traditions can also make us sneeze?
Adderall shortage: What parents and patients need to know
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is on call with important information on how people who use the drug for focus and concentration should manage until the shortage eases next year.
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Nets guard Kyrie Irving reportedly requests trade
Irving's relationship with the Nets has been tumultuous at times since he was signed in 2019.
Barrett scores 30, helps Knicks hold off Heat
The Knicks pulled within a game of Miami for sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
Tatum scores 31, Celtics sizzle in rout of Nets
The Nets dropped to 4-7 since Kevin Durant sprained his right knee on Jan. 8.
Tom Brady announces retirement 'for good' from NFL
Tom Brady announced on Wednesday that he is retiring from the NFL – again.
James has triple-double, leads Lakers past Knicks in OT
The Knicks were 7 for 34 from 3-point range and dropped their second straight.
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Royal Rib House: Barbecue is a family legacy in Bed-Stuy
"I have a lot of people in my life that have come and passed through this business, and it's just a great thing. It's a great part of Brooklyn," owner Jason Barnett told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery: An age-old family recipe is a staple of the Lower East Side
"If you haven't tried a Yonah Schimmel knish, you've really never had a knish," co-owner Ellen Anistratov told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
S&S Cheesecake: A secret family recipe endures in the Bronx
"I never changed the formula. It's always the same, and it is still as good as it was from the beginning," founder Fred Schuster told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Agora: Mattituck's 'Little Greek Market' celebrates a family's heritage
"Both Greek and non-Greek customers that have been to Greece say, 'Oh, my god! This reminds me of a little shop in Greece,'" owner Joanne Cosonas told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Magic Fountain ice cream: Mattituck's year-round purveyor of flavors familiar and unexpected
"This place has been in business since 1966, so it has some memories," owner Choudry Ali told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Zipperstop: In Long Island City, a zipper shop is a family legacy
"Everyone can use a zipper," Keith Kreizel said.
The Sundae Palace: Creative chocolate shapes and edible crafts are a New Hyde Park family business
"We open up the box to give them their order, and their face just shines," co-owner Gina Masi said.
Alcone Company: Hell's Kitchen's supplier of makeup, prosthetics, and fake blood is 70 years old
The shop helps Halloween partygoers and Broadway designers create characters from the spooky to the glamorous.
Neir's Tavern: A Woodhaven destination for burgers and beer was founded in 1829
"It's very cozy, warm, very creaky," owner Loycent Gordon told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Snapshot New York
CBS News New York presents: Snapshot New York Holiday Special
CBS2's Steve Overmyer meets the people behind the lights of Dyker Heights, the bell ringer who makes everyone smile, and even gets a special visit from Santa, himself.
Snap Shot New York: Thanksgiving Special
CBS2's Steve Overmyer profiles area residents doing extraordinary things during this time of giving.
Snapshot New York: Halloween edition
Fear is the most basic of emotion, but what can our fear tell us about ourselves? And is there any way getting scared can be healthy?
Jericho's Brandt Morgan beating back cancer on his road to QB-1
Jericho High School senior continues to receive chemo treatments as he leads his teammates on the gridiron.
Snapshot New York: Breaking the Mold
"Most likely to..." is an honorary award given to students judged by their classmates, but "likely" does not mean definitive. On this Snapshot New York special, CBS2's Steve Overmyer spoke with people who are breaking the mold and never thought they'd be doing what they're doing now.
A Look Back
A Look Back
A Look Back: Y2K
Rewatch some of CBS2's coverage from 1999 and 2000 of New Year's Eve, how people panicked and prepared for the millennium bug, and what happened next.
A Look Back: Most controversial politicians covered by CBS2's Marcia Kramer
Take a look back at Kramer's interviews with some of the biggest and most controversial politicians, including Pedro Espada Jr, Bill Clinton and Michael Bloomberg.
A Look Back: Bombshell reports uncovered by CBS2's Marcia Kramer
When it comes to investigative reporting, there really is no one quite like our Marcia Kramer. Maurice Dubois spoke with Kramer about some of her most memorable stories.
A Look Back: David Berkowitz and the "Son of Sam" killings
It was the 1970s and a serial killer walked the streets of New York City for more than a year, terrorizing everyone, especially women. That is, until David Berkowitz was captured, putting an end to it all and leaving many asking why he did it.
A Look Back: Jimmy Breslin discusses Son of Sam case on "Eye On 2"
Certain media coverage of the Son of Sam killings drew criticism at the time, especially from some competing papers that felt the murders were being exploited, and David Berkowitz was being glorified.
New York News
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1 person killed in Washington Heights fire
Video shows flames pouring out of a 4th-floor window of the building on West 180th Street.
Brooklyn apartments briefly lose power on coldest morning of the year
Repairs were completed at around 4 a.m. to the relief of families who were grateful for the quick fix.
Red Alert: Dangerously cold temps, wind chills sweep Tri-State
Saturday won't be as windy, but feels-like temperatures will only get into the single digits and teens.
Racially insensitive meal served at Nyack Middle School
On the first day of Black History Month, Aramark served chicken and waffles with watermelon.
Doctors recommend fallopian tube removal to prevent cancer
The recommendation is for patients who are done having children and already undergoing a procedure.
Connecticut News
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Connecticut governor proposes canceling overdue medical debt
The governor estimates it could save residents about $2 billion.
CDC: Outbreak associated with EzriCare Artificial Tears
The CDC says one person in Washington state has died, and five others suffered permanent vision loss.
Conn. lawmaker seeks ban on products made from kangaroos
What do some soccer cleats and pet foods have in common? They can both be made with kangaroo leather or meat.
FAA: Single-engine plane crashes during take-off in Hartford
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating.
Connecticut gov. taking steps in effort to end gun violence
Gov. Ned Lamont will present a package of proposals to curb gun violence to the General Assembly in February.
New Jersey News
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2 planes clip wings at Newark Liberty International Airport
One of the planes was full of passengers during the collision, officials said.
FBI joins investigation into apparent murder of N.J. councilwoman
The manhunt for Eunice Dwumfour's killer continues as investigators search for answers.
Bridge, tunnel & rail advisories issued for New York City
Drivers and riders are urged to plan ahead and consider allowing for extra travel time.
NJ man accused of illegally entering Morris Co. high school
When confronted by staff, he allegedly claimed to be a student and then left the school.
16-year-old boy killed in Midland Park house fire
Friday morning, bulldozers tore down what remained of the home.
Long Island News
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Scammers target families asking for help finding lost pets
Unscrupulous scammers are preying on the emotions of pet owners desperate to find their missing cats and dogs.
Nurses at Northwell South Shore vote to strike
Nearly 800 nurses work at the hospital. Ninety-nine percent of them voted to authorize the strike.
NYPD officer accused of spying for China speaks out
Baimadajie Angwang spoke exclusively to CBS2's Jennifer McLogan days after charges were dropped.
Port Washington approves fence to protect child with autism
Amid intense opposition from many in the neighborhood, others have since rallied around the Bovis family.
Calls for federal monitor to oversee George Santos' campaign funds
Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan joined residents outside Santos' district office in Douglaston, Queens.
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George Santos may owe thousands for traffic violations in two states
At least 16 unpaid tickets, totaling more than $3,400, are tied to a car associated with Santos, records show.
Blinken postpones trip to China as balloon flies over U.S.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has postponed a planned high-stakes weekend diplomatic trip to China.
Surveillance part on Chinese balloon over U.S. is as big as 2-3 school buses
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley recommended not shooting it down due to danger from debris, a senior defense official said.
Hochul announces $1 billion to improve access to mental health care
The governor said there's a huge need for psychiatric beds, in particular.
Calls for federal monitor to oversee George Santos' campaign funds
Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan joined residents outside Santos' district office in Douglaston, Queens.
Health News
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Doctors recommend fallopian tube removal to prevent cancer
The recommendation is for patients who are done having children and already undergoing a procedure.
Harlem woman shares heart health scare to help others
Andrea Mapp was days away from cardiac arrest when she finally went to check on her shortness of breath.
CDC: Outbreak associated with EzriCare Artificial Tears
The CDC says one person in Washington state has died, and five others suffered permanent vision loss.
Young woman shares how doctors saved her life with CPR
Brittany Williams had no pulse for eight minutes, but she lived to share her story thanks to the help of strangers.
Hochul announces $1 billion to improve access to mental health care
The governor said there's a huge need for psychiatric beds, in particular.
Entertainment News
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2023 Grammys: How to watch Beyoncé vs. Adele, Bad Bunny and more
Beyoncé and Adele will once again contend for top honors, while Lizzo and Harry Styles return and Bad Bunny makes history.
CBS2's Mary Calvi pens new book: "If a Poem Could Live and Breathe"
"If a Poem Could Live and Breathe" is a novel of Teddy Roosevelt's first love, based on original love letters from the Gilded Age.
How will Netflix stop you from sharing your password?
Streaming company said a crackdown is coming by March, but a similar effort in other countries yielded mixed results.
2023 Grammys will celebrate 50 years of hip-hop
Hip-hop legends like Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliott, Queen Latifah, Run DMC and many more will perform.
500 NYC Public School teachers treated to free Broadway show
The event is a collaboration between the Broadway League and the United Federation of Teachers.
Sports News
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Nets guard Kyrie Irving reportedly requests trade
Irving's relationship with the Nets has been tumultuous at times since he was signed in 2019.
Barrett scores 30, helps Knicks hold off Heat
The Knicks pulled within a game of Miami for sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
Tatum scores 31, Celtics sizzle in rout of Nets
The Nets dropped to 4-7 since Kevin Durant sprained his right knee on Jan. 8.
Tom Brady announces retirement 'for good' from NFL
Tom Brady announced on Wednesday that he is retiring from the NFL – again.
James has triple-double, leads Lakers past Knicks in OT
The Knicks were 7 for 34 from 3-point range and dropped their second straight.
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Royal Rib House: Barbecue is a family legacy in Bed-Stuy
"I have a lot of people in my life that have come and passed through this business, and it's just a great thing. It's a great part of Brooklyn," owner Jason Barnett told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery: An age-old family recipe is a staple of the Lower East Side
"If you haven't tried a Yonah Schimmel knish, you've really never had a knish," co-owner Ellen Anistratov told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
S&S Cheesecake: A secret family recipe endures in the Bronx
"I never changed the formula. It's always the same, and it is still as good as it was from the beginning," founder Fred Schuster told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Agora: Mattituck's 'Little Greek Market' celebrates a family's heritage
"Both Greek and non-Greek customers that have been to Greece say, 'Oh, my god! This reminds me of a little shop in Greece,'" owner Joanne Cosonas told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Magic Fountain ice cream: Mattituck's year-round purveyor of flavors familiar and unexpected
"This place has been in business since 1966, so it has some memories," owner Choudry Ali told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Tributes for Damar Hamlin from Buffalo and beyond
The Buffalo Bills safety is showing remarkable signs of recovery after collapsing on the field during a game.
Thousands brave the rain to ring in 2023 in Times Square
The rain didn't stop thousands of spectators from packing Times Square on New Year's Eve to ring in 2023.
Remembering Pope Benedict XVI's trip to New York City
Pope Benedict XVI traveled around the world, but one of the most poignant trips was to New York City in 2008.
Remembering Pelé's time in New York
The Brazilian soccer legend died Thursday at the age of 82.
The highest-paying college majors in 2022, ranked
These college degrees are worth the money.
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1 person killed in Washington Heights fire
Video shows flames pouring out of a 4th-floor window of the building on West 180th Street.
Brooklyn apartments briefly lose power on coldest morning of the year
Repairs were completed at around 4 a.m. to the relief of families who were grateful for the quick fix, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Red Alert remains in effect Saturday for frigid temperatures
CBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your First Alert Forecast for February 3 at 11 p.m.
CBS2's Mary Calvi discusses novel "If a Poem Could Live and Breathe"
CBS2's Maurice DuBois sat down with CBS2's Mary Calvi at Teddy Roosevelt's childhood home in Manhattan to discuss her new novel of historical fiction, "If a Poem Could Live and Breathe."
Port Authority announces closures affecting bridges, tunnels & trains
There is a lot of road work in the coming days at New York's bridges and tunnels.
