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Police Search for Man in Connection with Deadly Brooklyn Shooting
Police are looking for a man they say shot at a group in Brooklyn, killing a 25-year-old man.
App Wrap: '80 Days,' 'Botanicula'
NY1 highlights the coolest and newest apps for your cell phone or mobile device in the twice-weekly segment "App Wrap."
Chelsea Gallery Displays Visual Art and Music as One
At Gallery 151, art and music are inseparable in a new exhibit.
Police Charge Queens Man for Allegedly Stabbing Wife to Death
Police have charged a Queens man in connection with the stabbing death of a 23-year old woman.
Electric Zoo Festival Goers to Be Required to Watch Drug PSA for Entry
Ticket-holders to this year's Electric Zoo on Randall's Island will have to watch a public service announcement before gaining entry to this year's dance music festival.
Brooklyn High-Achievers Take Trip to Costa Rica
A group of Brooklyn students are being taken on the trip of a lifetime-to Costa Rica.
Two Teens Charged After 12-Year-Old Girl is Shot in Thigh
Two teenagers are charged in connection with the shooting of a 12-year-old girl on a basketball court in Queens.
Palestine Supporters Rally After Israel Backs Out of Talks
Israel had walked away from cease-fire talks earlier this weekend after militants resumed their rocket fire on southern Israel with the expiration of an earlier three-day truce. Hundreds rallied in the city Saturday to show support for Gaza.
'Miracle Man' Cancer Survivor Wins Boxing World Championship
The Boxer and Brooklynite known as "Miracle Man" brings the WBA Middleweight Championship home at Barclay's Center.
JFK-Bound Flight Evacuated Following Engine Fire
A JFK-bound JetBlue flight is evacuated in Puerto Rico after one of its engines catches fire.
Mount Sinai Patient Tested for Ebola Speaks About Scare
The mystery patient behind New York City's Ebola scare has broken his silence about his 72-hour ordeal at Mount Sinai Hospital.
NYPD Launches Awareness Campaign on Times Square's Costumed Characters
The NYPD launches a campaign to help protect visitors from being taken advantage of by costumed characters in Times Square.
In The Papers 8/10/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
August 11th In NYC History
August 11th
Sharpton Announces Changes to 'We Will Not Go Back' Rally in Garner's Memory
Reverend Al Sharpton is changing his plans about a march for Eric Garner later this month.
New York Aid Groups Inundated with Calls from Iraqis 'Trapped' Near Militants
The U.S. has launched a second round of air strikes in Iraq, and as the militants gain more territory, Iraqi civilians are forced to flee their homes, often with nowhere to turn for safety. Experts we spoke with say it's extremely difficult to get out of the country.
Hopes High as Vaccine is Tested for Parkinson's Disease
There's been a major milestone in the journey to find a cure for Parkinson's Disease, which affects nearly one million Americans and 8 million worldwide. A vaccine being tested that could stop the disease in its tracks.
Zagat: West Village Restaurant Serves Up Catskills-Grown Food
A new West Village restaurant celebrates the growing trend of "farm-to-table" food.
Judge Ends Bloomberg-Council Prevailing Wage Dispute
A Manhattan judge ends a legal challenge that has caused tension between former Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the city for years.
Cuomo Signs Bill Allowing City to Lower Speed Limit to 25 MPH
Governor Andrew Cuomo is giving a boost to Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero traffic plan by allowing the city to lower its speed limit.