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The city's oldest bowling alley, Bowlmor Lanes near Union Square, reportedly has played its last frame as developers eye the sight for a residential project.

The city fire department says no one was injured when a taxi cab caught fire on the Queens side of the Ed Koch-Queensboro Bridge early Tuesday.

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

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

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

There are pros and cons of getting married, financial as much as anything else.

More and more people are using apps like Uber to grab a cab, and with a price drop Monday, Uber says one of its services is now cheaper than a yellow taxi, but whether that's a good thing depends on who you ask.

The New York Public Library has received a grant that will enable it to offer mobile hotspots to thousands of families who don't have broadband access.

A 71-year-old Bronx man is under arrest in connection with the stabbing death of his wife.

The New York City Police Department says with recent police academy graduates and temporary transfers of police officers from desk jobs, about 1,000 more officers are on the street.

Dozens of city schools have already been approved to experiment with the way they operate as allowed under the city's new contract with the teachers' union.

The four members of Inside City Hall's Consultants Corner - Republicans Leticia Remauro and Richard St. Paul, and Democrats Risa Heller and Basil Smikle - discussed the de Blasio administration's crime-fighting policies and if they have had a positive or negative impact on the NYPD.

How can you tell when a concussion is really bad? Doctors are still figuring that out.

New York is the 23rd state to legalize medical marijuana, and Governor Andrew Cuomo says he is trying to strike the right balance with the legislation.

The family of a young drowning victim thanked members of the public at a conference on water safety Monday.

Fire officials say 55-year-old William Grant saw heavy smoke and flames coming out of the first floor of his neighbor's house, grabbed a ladder, climbed to the second-floor window of the house and pulled a woman out of the home.

The Republican operative convicted of stealing money from Mayor Michael Bloomberg during his 2009 re-election campaign has been granted an extension before going back to jail.

Police are looking for a woman seen by passersby abandoning a baby on a subway platform.

The medical examiner's office says smoke inhalation and thermal burns led to the death of a New York City Fire Department lieutenant in Brooklyn over the weekend.