Battery Park fence that blocked views of Statue of Liberty is removed
A controversial fence that was blocking views of the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park has been taken down.
A controversial fence that was blocking views of the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park has been taken down.
Rob Shuter talks Taylor Swift's wedding
FOX 5 NY's Sharon Crowley speaks with journalist and author Rob Shuter about Taylor Swift's upcoming wedding, along with a few other celebrity stories.
FOX 5 NY's Sharon Crowley speaks with journalist and author Rob Shuter about Taylor Swift's upcoming wedding, along with a few other celebrity stories.
Five-alarm fire breaks out at Astoria church
A massive fire broke out at a Church in Astoria Queens on Thursday night.
A massive fire broke out at a Church in Astoria Queens on Thursday night.
Fire at house with church extension in Astoria
FDNY crews are battling a fire at a house connected to a church in Astoria, Queens.
FDNY crews are battling a fire at a house connected to a church in Astoria, Queens.
Fire rages over church extension in Queens
A fire continues to blaze through a house and church extension in Astoria, Queens.
A fire continues to blaze through a house and church extension in Astoria, Queens.
3-alarm fire in Astoria, Queens
There is currently a 3-alarm fire between 27 Avenue and Main Avenue in Astoria, Queens, according to the FDNY.
There is currently a 3-alarm fire between 27 Avenue and Main Avenue in Astoria, Queens, according to the FDNY.
Bring Your Kids To Work day at FOX 5 NY
FOX 5 NY's Teresa Priolo goes over the day.
FOX 5 NY's Teresa Priolo goes over the day.
Sinkhole near East River not fixed in years, residents say
A massive, growing sinkhole along the East River Esplanade has forced the closure of part of the walkway. Residents say the sinkhole has gone unfixed for years. Now, with the closure, some are risking walking onto the FDR to get around the sinkhole.
A massive, growing sinkhole along the East River Esplanade has forced the closure of part of the walkway. Residents say the sinkhole has gone unfixed for years. Now, with the closure, some are risking walking onto the FDR to get around the sinkhole.
3 stabbed in Queens in dispute over dog urinating on lawn
FOX 5 NY's Linda Schmidt has more.
FOX 5 NY's Linda Schmidt has more.
Firefighter heard warning before deadly LaGuardia crash
FOX 5 NY's Sharon Crowley breaks it down.
FOX 5 NY's Sharon Crowley breaks it down.
Father, son arrested after explosive chemicals found at Long Island home
What began as an investigation into antisemitic vandalism at a Long Island high school quickly escalated into a bomb squad emergency, resulting in explosive charges for a local father and his teenage son.
What began as an investigation into antisemitic vandalism at a Long Island high school quickly escalated into a bomb squad emergency, resulting in explosive charges for a local father and his teenage son.
What still isn’t known after Rex Heuermann’s guilty plea in Gilgo Beach case
“Unraveled” host Alexis Linkletter joins the show to discuss Rex Heuermann’s guilty plea in the Gilgo Beach murders case and what questions may still remain. The conversation covers the long road to this moment, early investigative failures, the police corruption that slowed the case, and the evidence that helped connect Heuermann to the killings. Linkletter also explains why the plea was significant, what stood out in court, and why some investigators’ early work may have been crucial in eventually identifying the suspect. She also addresses whether there could still be additional victims tied to the case.
“Unraveled” host Alexis Linkletter joins the show to discuss Rex Heuermann’s guilty plea in the Gilgo Beach murders case and what questions may still remain. The conversation covers the long road to this moment, early investigative failures, the police corruption that slowed the case, and the evidence that helped connect Heuermann to the killings. Linkletter also explains why the plea was significant, what stood out in court, and why some investigators’ early work may have been crucial in eventually identifying the suspect. She also addresses whether there could still be additional victims tied to the case.
Trump reclassifies state-licensed medical marijuana as less-dangerous drug: What it really means
The Justice Department has reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under federal law, marking a major shift in U.S. marijuana policy. In this interview, attorney and cannabis policy advocate David Holland explains what the change means in practical terms, including how it could affect medical research, state cannabis programs and marijuana-related businesses. The conversation also breaks down what this does and does not do, including why this is not full federal legalization and what questions still remain about interstate commerce, regulation and adult-use markets.
The Justice Department has reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under federal law, marking a major shift in U.S. marijuana policy. In this interview, attorney and cannabis policy advocate David Holland explains what the change means in practical terms, including how it could affect medical research, state cannabis programs and marijuana-related businesses. The conversation also breaks down what this does and does not do, including why this is not full federal legalization and what questions still remain about interstate commerce, regulation and adult-use markets.
Arrest made, person of interest also in custody in Queens street takeover case
The NYPD has confirmed an arrest, as well as a person of interest in custody, in the Queens street takeover case.
The NYPD has confirmed an arrest, as well as a person of interest in custody, in the Queens street takeover case.
Diddy’s $100M lawsuit dismissed over documentary, judge rules
A major legal setback for Sean “Diddy” Combs. A New York judge has dismissed the music mogul’s $100 million defamation lawsuit against NBCUniversal over a Peacock documentary. The judge ruled the film did not cause additional harm to Combs’ reputation beyond existing criminal charges and allegations. The network argued that Combs had already acknowledged damage to his own reputation before the documentary was released.
A major legal setback for Sean “Diddy” Combs. A New York judge has dismissed the music mogul’s $100 million defamation lawsuit against NBCUniversal over a Peacock documentary. The judge ruled the film did not cause additional harm to Combs’ reputation beyond existing criminal charges and allegations. The network argued that Combs had already acknowledged damage to his own reputation before the documentary was released.
Search continues for father after baby found abandoned in Times Square
Police are still searching for the father of a baby girl found alone in Times Square. Investigators say the 1-year-old was discovered in her stroller Tuesday night near West 44th Street and Broadway after her parents were reportedly involved in a verbal argument on the subway. Police say they know who the father is and are tracking his last known movements as they try to determine how and why the child was left behind. The baby was taken to the hospital to be checked out and was not hurt. Authorities say child protective services is now involved as the investigation continues.
Police are still searching for the father of a baby girl found alone in Times Square. Investigators say the 1-year-old was discovered in her stroller Tuesday night near West 44th Street and Broadway after her parents were reportedly involved in a verbal argument on the subway. Police say they know who the father is and are tracking his last known movements as they try to determine how and why the child was left behind. The baby was taken to the hospital to be checked out and was not hurt. Authorities say child protective services is now involved as the investigation continues.
Thierry Henry reflects on '98 World Cup win, sees bright future for U.S. soccer
Soccer legend Thierry Henry is looking back — and ahead. The World Cup champion and former Red Bulls star was in New Jersey for the opening of a new training facility, where he reflected on winning the 1998 World Cup at just 20 years old. Henry said he didn’t fully grasp the impact of that moment at the time, but now sees how powerful the sport can be for communities. Looking forward, Henry says the growth of facilities and player development in the U.S. gives American soccer a real shot at becoming a global power in the near future.
Soccer legend Thierry Henry is looking back — and ahead. The World Cup champion and former Red Bulls star was in New Jersey for the opening of a new training facility, where he reflected on winning the 1998 World Cup at just 20 years old. Henry said he didn’t fully grasp the impact of that moment at the time, but now sees how powerful the sport can be for communities. Looking forward, Henry says the growth of facilities and player development in the U.S. gives American soccer a real shot at becoming a global power in the near future.
Iran seizes ships in Strait of Hormuz as tensions rise despite ceasefire
New video shows escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian forces have seized multiple international ships and reportedly opened fire in the critical waterway, despite a fragile ceasefire with the U.S. Officials say at least two vessels were taken, with one sustaining significant damage. The developments come as peace talks continue elsewhere in the region, but uncertainty remains over whether the ceasefire will hold as global tensions continue to rise.
New video shows escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian forces have seized multiple international ships and reportedly opened fire in the critical waterway, despite a fragile ceasefire with the U.S. Officials say at least two vessels were taken, with one sustaining significant damage. The developments come as peace talks continue elsewhere in the region, but uncertainty remains over whether the ceasefire will hold as global tensions continue to rise.
Take It To The Streets | New Yorkers reflect on dream jobs for Take Our Kids to Work Day
What did you want to be when you grew up — and did it actually happen? As Take Our Kids to Work Day is recognized nationwide, we hit the streets of New York City to ask people about their childhood dream jobs and whether they turned those dreams into reality. From aspiring athletes and actors to doctors and first responders, New Yorkers shared what they once imagined for their future — and how their paths changed along the way.
What did you want to be when you grew up — and did it actually happen? As Take Our Kids to Work Day is recognized nationwide, we hit the streets of New York City to ask people about their childhood dream jobs and whether they turned those dreams into reality. From aspiring athletes and actors to doctors and first responders, New Yorkers shared what they once imagined for their future — and how their paths changed along the way.
United CEO warns of fare hikes due to war in Iran
United Airlines is warning customers ahead of the summer travel season, saying the rising price of oil, they'll need to raise prices. Officials estimate prices will go up between 15 and 20%.
United Airlines is warning customers ahead of the summer travel season, saying the rising price of oil, they'll need to raise prices. Officials estimate prices will go up between 15 and 20%.