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Other airlines are offering help for Spirit ticket holders and employee after airline shut down; a World Trade Center steel beam is heading on a cross-country journey.

A steel beam from one of the twin towers from the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, is traveling across the country as part of the Tunnels to Towers Foundation's "Steel Across America" tour.

Spirit Airlines has ceased operations after filing for bankruptcy. But what does that mean for travelers who had Spirit tickets? Also, a Long Island man was arrested and charged with murder for two stabbings that happened within hours of each other.

Rony Alvarenga Rivera has been charged with murder for two stabbing attacks on Long Island. According to police, Rivera said he had killed someone that night.

A new study is drawing attention after researchers found women with breast cancer who took daily vitamin D during chemotherapy saw higher rates of complete tumor disappearance than those given a placebo. Doctors say the findings are promising, but larger studies are still needed before treatment guidelines change.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy spoke at Newark Liberty International Airport following Spirit Airlines’ decision to cease operations. He outlined steps the Department of Transportation is taking to help stranded passengers reach their destinations and support employees impacted by the shutdown.

A warning for World Cup fans traveling through New Jersey — and shocking new video out of New York City. Officials are urging fans not to rely on private cars or rideshares when heading to matches, warning of major congestion and delays. Instead, they’re pushing public transit options as the safest way to get around during the tournament. Meanwhile, newly released bodycam footage shows the moment a police officer fatally shot a man armed with a machete inside Grand Central Terminal. Authorities say the suspect had already slashed multiple people before officers confronted him.

The NYPD has released bodycam video showing the tense moments before a deadly police shooting involving a machete-wielding suspect inside Grand Central subway station. Investigators say officers repeatedly ordered 44-year-old Anthony Griffin to drop the machete before he moved toward them. Police say Griffin had allegedly slashed three senior citizens before the confrontation. He later died from his injuries at the hospital.

President Donald Trump turned a microphone problem into a comic riff during remarks at The Villages in Florida, asking staff to "turn the mic up please" before joking he was "screaming my a-- off because the mic is no good."

Rep. Dan Goldman discusses legislation that would limit ICE agents and potentially gaining access to facilities that are detaining migrants, as well as using his own funds to support his campaign against former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander.

In this week's episode of Politics Unusual, FOX 5 NY's political reporter Morgan McKay speaks with Congressman Dan Goldman about his relationship with Mayor Mamdani, along with his campaign against former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander. Also, a conversation with NYS Sen. Steve Chan.

President Trump participates in an event with seniors at The Villages retirement community in Florida.

Scotty Mac's Sippy Poo BBQ is a special event in New Jersey that will raise money to support the Fisher House Foundation, a nonprofit that provides free housing for military and veteran families while a loved one is in the hospital.

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