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Lawler, Conley spar over Trump, data centers, ICE in NY-17 debate
The Sept. 28 NY-17 debate touched on topics that ranged from lowering household costs to U.S. military aid for Israel and soaring college costs.
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NY prosecutor reopens investigation of Cornell ‘gang rape’ allegations
A civil lawsuit alleges seven members of the Xi Chapter of the Chi Phi Fraternity on Cornell’s campus sexually assaulted and raped a then 20-year-old woman inside the fraternity house in October 2024.
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When could nor’easter affect New York? Here’s the latest timing forecast
Current forecasts indicate the primary window for possible nor’easter impacts in New York is from Friday through Sunday.
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8 public universities in New York rank among America’s best-value colleges
New York families are looking for public universities that offer the best value — balancing affordability with strong career outcomes.
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New York energy rebate checks up to $200 start arriving this week
Millions of New Yorkers will receive one-time energy rebate checks worth up to $200 under the state’s POWER program.
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New York launches FloodSafe NY to predict flooding and improve warnings
New York is launching FloodSafe NY, a new statewide monitoring network designed to help communities better understand and predict flooding and respond to extreme weather.
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New York launches measles dashboard as cases rise. Here’s how to track them
The New York State Department of Health has launched a new measles dashboard that allows health care officials and the public to track local risks.
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NY energy rebate checks coming soon. Here’s when they hit the mail
Energy rebate checks of up to $200 begin to go out Sept. 21 to 8.2 million New Yorkers to ease the pain of rising gas and electric bills, state officials said.
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9/11 illness fight expands as responders get older, sicker
A generation later data now show that three times as many people have died with a confirmed 9/11 illness than perished during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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NYC’s New casino is upping the ante to lower its taxes
Queens lawmakers are joining Resorts World’s push, saying the casino expansion could otherwise collapse. Governor Hochul isn’t budging.
