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A new federal report says New York ranked seventh in highway deaths in 2012.

A new historically based musical called "Atomic" is about a project that changed the world forever.

You can buy almost anything on the sidewalks of Manhattan, but a new business is trying to get people's attention by offering its product for free, an idea that's almost hard to believe.

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

Don't have time to hit the gym? Don't worry. NY1's Healthy Living report looks at some easy exercises to do an time, anywhere.

NY1's Shelley Goldberg talks with Sonny Tilders, the mastermind behind "Walking With Dinosaurs." Tilders brought dinos back to life using the "magic of puppetry."

Five-time Tony award nominee Elaine Stritch, who performed well into her 80s at a cabaret show in the Carlyle Hotel on the Upper East Side, died Thursday at the age of 89.

Fire officials say a bus carrying dozens of passengers slammed into scaffolding on 41st Street and Tenth Avenue this morning. One person suffered minor injuries.

Finding parking in the city is challenging enough without having street signs that aren't valid. A situation some Bronx drivers ran into recently. They turned to NY1 For You and we helped them out.

The Baylander, a Vietnam-era U.S. Navy vessel, will temporarily dock at Brooklyn's Pier 5 starting July 26.

Over the next several days the city will conduct aerial spraying in parts of Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx to prevent West Nile virus.

John Schiumo hosts the July 16, 2014 episode of The Call.

Governor Andrew Cuomo will appear on the Women's Equality Party line when it makes its debut in this year's gubernatorial election.

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

A top police official says next month's U.S. Open tennis tournament in Queens is not facing a terror threat despite being named as a potential target by an al-Qaeda group.

President Obama will be in the city today to attend a fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee on the Upper West Side.

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

An area grocery store is taking the "buy your produce local" idea to a new level, allowing customers to buy produce that was grown just about 100 feet from the cash register.

Former Deputy Mayor Paul Gibson died late last week at the age of 86.

Police are looking for two men they say tried to rape a woman in the Ridgewood section of Queens.