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Yankees fans can expect tighter security than usual at Tuesday's game against the Astros as metal detectors will now be in use throughout the park.

Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."

Police have put out surveillance video of a car they say was involved in a hit-and-run in the Bronx yesterday that left a 50-year-old woman in critical condition.

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

While on a flight back to Rome from South Korea today Pope Francis confirmed he would like to visit the United States sometime next September with a possible stop in the Big Apple.

As the war against the deadly Ebola virus outbreak still rages on in West Africa, researchers around the world are working to find a cure. One team at Albert Einstein College of Medicine is hoping to find a way to slow down the virus' rapid infection rate.

WFUV DJ Eric Holland sits down with Dr. John as he celebrates "the spirit of Satchmo" on his Louis Armstrong-inspired album.

Police say Ataui-Deng Hopkins, a model who went missing on August 6, has been found.

John Schiumo hosts the August 18, 2014 episode of The Call.

Investigators are trying to figure out what caused a suspicious fire that left one person dead in Hamilton Heights. Firefighters say they found the victim badly burned in the apartment building's sixth floor stair landing.

Some local leaders are calling on the Department of Corrections to address growing concerns about inmate treatment on Rikers Island.

Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new law designed to make life easier for U.S. service members.

The Bronx is known for its large population of Hispanics, Italians, and even Irish-but Bangladeshi? The borough is fast becoming home to a growing number of people from the South Asian country.

New York is embarking on a major expansion of casino gambling, starting with four Vegas-style resort casinos upstate, at least one of which could be as close as an hour's drive north of the city.

Patti Smith has amassed an enormous fan base as a singer and writer, and the passion she felt about her work when she broke on the scene in the 1970s is still as strong, if not more so, today.

The four members of Inside City Hall's Consultants Corner, Republicans Tom Doherty and Bill O'Reilly and Democrats Alexis Grenell and Mike Morey, offered their take on Governor Andrew Cuomo's trip to Israel and if the two-day tour helped put the controversy over his anti-corruption commission to rest.

Political Reporter for Time Warner Cable News in Austin, Karina Kling joined Inside City Hall to discuss the latest developments in the abuse-of-power case against Texas Governor Rick Perry.

Two for one Broadway tickets are now being offered for up to 21 of the city's top shows from September 1 to September 14.

Melissa Mark Viverito sent out a series of tweets on Sunday revealing that her gynecologist told her she has "high risk HPV," or human papillomavirus.