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Dozens of people rallied in Union Square in Manhattan Wednesday night to show solidarity with protesters in Ferguson.

NY1 parenting correspondent Shelley Goldberg recommends some places to go with parenting news you can use.

Patrik Henry Bass of Essence Magazine reports on newly released book titles and the world of publishing in "The Book Reader."

It seems many people in the city that never sleeps aren't actually sleeping too well. Sleep apnea affects an estimated 18 million Americans and that's not just limited to adults.

The new Broadway comedy "It's Only a Play" is chock full of some major film and theater talent.

Mount Sinai Queens' expansion project took a major step forward Thursday as the final beam on its new state-of-the-art facility was set in place.

The Rockaway ferry has become very popular with residents and business owners, who are now pushing the city to keep the service going. They argue the ferry has helped their community in more ways than one since Hurricane Sandy.

The Mega Millions jackpot swells to $180 million and new numbers will be drawn Friday at 11 p.m.

NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.

Andrew Cuomo fired a cannon at a mosquito - and missed.

One Breezy Point resident is starting to see his Hurricane Sandy-ravaged home get fixed, thanks to a group of volunteers from Massachusetts.

Police have released a sketch of a suspect wanted for at least two robberies in Central Park.

A raccoon found on 16th Avenue in Bensonhurst tested positive for rabies, and there are concerns it may have infected stray cats and kittens in the area before it died.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched across the Brooklyn Bridge Wednesday.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan says he'd love to have Pope Francis visit New York City.

A Queens man is facing murder charges after police say he shot his father in the chest.

Several hundred people marched in Harlem Wednesday night, calling for half of all new apartments built in the city to be affordable.

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.