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A new device that's set to hit the market later this year allows you to use your cell phone to communicate even if you have absolutely no signal.

A new device that's set to hit the market later this year allows you to use your cell phone to communicate even if you have absolutely no signal.

A city detective and one of two federal marshals are still recovering in the hospital after a shootout in Greenwich Village Monday that killed the man they were trying to arrest.

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

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

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

Small business owners are expanding their use of social media, as they say it helps them click with potential clients.

In part one of our report looking at different aspects of the State's Medicaid system, we discussed what appears to be a successful transition away from fee-for-service payments to managed long-term care. However, as Medicaid beneficiaries shift to managed care there's a growing need for professional help to navigate the system-especially for those who just miss the threshold for Medicaid coverage.

In his latest "Sound Advice" report, WFUV DJ Eric Holland watches Scottish group Teenage Fanclub play their first concert in two years at the Hudson River Park's River Rocks Series.

The mayor says it's time for real steps to regulate those costumed characters you see in Times Square after a man dressed as Spider-Man allegedly punched a police officer over the weekend.

Police are looking for answers after a man was found dead in the elevator shaft of a Bronx apartment building Monday morning.

John Schiumo hosts the July 28, 2014 episode of The Call.

Those who live and work in the West Village were stunned when a midday arrest attempt in the neighborhood ended with the suspect dead, and two U.S. marshals and an NYPD detective in the hospital.

Two U.S. marshals and an NYPD detective were shot and wounded Monday afternoon in West Village while trying to arrest an accused child molester from California, sources tell NY1. | West Village Community Shocked by Fugitive Shooting

Buffalo News reporter Bob McCarthy joined Inside City Hall to discuss Governor Andrew Cuomo's defense of his actions surrounding his anti-corruption commission.

NY1 Political Anchor Errol Louis took a tour of the Museum of the City of New York's exhibit which examines the history of graffiti.

Now that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has headed off a strike by Long Island Rail Road workers, it's planning for its financial future-and trying to do it without fare hikes or service cuts.

A verdict in the bribery and corruption trial of former Queens City Councilman Dan Halloran could come down as soon as Tuesday. Attorneys from both sides made their final presentations to the jury Monday.

Seven families across the state have filed a lawsuit challenging teacher tenure laws.

Mayor Bill de Blasio had little time to get over his jet lag after returning from an eight-day Italian vacation that took him from Rome to Capri. While overseas, he soaked up the adoration of his Italian supporters and savored his time in the international spotlight.