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In the fourth part of NY1's Bronx Week series, borough reporter Erin Clarke takes a closer look at the groups that make up the Bronx's Hispanic population.

An injured construction worker was rescued Wednesday from the Second Avenue Subway site.

The three Democratic candidates for the 14th state Senate district - state Senator Malcolm Smith and his two primary opponents, attorney Munir Avery and former City Councilman Leroy Comrie - joined Inside City Hall for a debate.

The family of a teenager shot to death by an NYPD officer in 2012 is calling for a full federal investigation.

Federal charges were brought Wednesday against 20 people accused of trafficking drugs in the Bronx.

A Fordham Law School professor on Wednesday won the second round of her court battle with Governor Andrew Cuomo, who was trying to have her thrown off the primary ballot, saying she fails to meet the residency requirement to run.

The Las Vegas-style resort casinos coming to New York are supposed to reverse the fortunes of a struggling upstate economy, but there are doubts about the promised economic benefits, and whether upstate casinos can even survive in an increasingly crowded market.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan on Wednesday hosted an interfaith roundtable to discuss police-community relations in the aftermath of Eric Garner's death that Mayor Bill de Blasio described as "extraordinary." | Share your thoughts.

Cape Breton Island in Canada allows visitors to experience the spirit and sounds of Scotland without actually going there.

Struggling at the bottom of the wireless world, Sprint has unveiled three aggressive new offerings, including a phone that may be the closest thing yet to all screen.

As the Garner family pushes for federal charges against the officer involved in his death, relatives of a man shot by police two-and-a-half years ago are still doing the same. Ramarley Graham's mother is set to deliver more than 33,000 petitions calling for the charges.

Funnymen Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon are back with a sequel to their largely improvised movie "The Trip," called "The Trip To Italy."

The Department of Correction shined the spotlight on its newest members as leaders of the agency strongly defend its troubled track record.

A familiar reason is forcing a beloved East Village bookshop to shut its doors early next month-but the shop's workers are staying positive until the end.

NY1 and Time Warner Cable News in Albany are inviting Governor Andrew Cuomo and his Democratic rival, Zephyr Teachout, to a live, hour-long September 2 debate that will air statewide and be hosted by NY1 Political Anchor Errol Louis and Capital Tonight Anchor Liz Benjamin.

NY1 wraps up the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

The U.S. Open starts on Monday, but the qualifying rounds this week also draw tennis fans from all around the world to Queens.

If you're looking for an outdoor activity with a little adventure, you can go to Queens for a workout that's far more than just a walk in the park.

A new Quinnipiac University poll shows 83 percent of voters in the state think government corruption is a serious problem in Albany.

The Metropolitan Opera on Wednesday announced it has reached a tentative deal with its stagehands union following contract talks overnight.