Audiofile: February – The Month In Sound
The shortest month of the year was jam-packed with news.
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The shortest month of the year was jam-packed with news.
A dangerous plant from Asia is attacking parts of Long Island's most pristine waterways. The perennial pepperweed has infested a treasured North Shore beach park, threatening birds and fish.
A new survey conducted by Public Policy Polling found that Democrats favor bagels and croissants, while Republicans like doughnuts.
Jeter discussed how he's feeling coming off surgery, CC talked about how he's preparing for Opening Day and Pettitte compared his ability as a pitcher now to when he was younger. Mark Teixeira and Brian Cashman also stopped by to chat.
A Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday found 31 percent of city voters said Giuliani did the best job.
The lawyer, Robert Baum, directed FBI Agent Corey Walsh to obvious falsehoods in communications that the government has used as evidence that Officer Gilberto Valle was serious about attacking women he knew, including his wife.
Many Catholics are split over whether they hope Pope Benedict's successor should preserve tradition or make changes in Catholic teaching.
Following Sandy, many angry residents descended upon the Hicksville headquarters of LIPA to protest the utility's response to the storm.
For all the talk about Anthony, if the Knicks don't get consistent performances out of a good percentage of their second-tier players, they aren't going to win. It doesn't have to be every guy every night, but they need a few to play well every night.
Aerial images from the scene showed long lines of trucks waiting to exit the facility as the investigation was under way.
Anthony Pasquale and Jennifer Cornwell sued each other over a memorial fund. They announced the settlement Thursday, but did not give the terms.
The actress' shining moment at the Awards did little to discourage an apparently growing group of "Hathahaters," who aren't shy to display disdain for the Les Miserables star.
After a long recovery, Bryan Steinhauer will be running a half-marathon in Manhattan on March 17 to raise money for a fund he started at Mount Sinai Hospital called Minds Over Matter.
On the minds of most big city mayors around the country today is the impact of federal budget cuts if there's no agreement between Congress and President Barack Obama to avert the sequester.
The stars of Broadway have been trying to help those impacted by the Newtown massacre.
