NYC Legionnaires’ disease cluster on Upper East Side grows to 46 cases

NYC health officials are investigating a community cluster of Legionnaires’ disease on the Upper East Side, after the number of cases grew to 46 on Thursday. 

Victim ID'd in deadly lightning strike at Florida beach that killed 1, hurt 3 others

A man died after being struck by lightning while in the water at Fort Myers Beach, according to authorities. The incident also sent three family members to the hospital.

Charlie Kirk murder: Tyler Robinson's ex-roommate says Robinson was 'engraving bullets' month before shooting

Charlie Kirk assassination suspect Tyler Robinson was back in court for the fourth day this week for his preliminary hearing where prosecutors played a video interview with Robinson's ex-roommate Lance Twiggs in open court for the first time.  In the video, Twiggs said Robinson began "engraving bullets" around a month before the alleged shooting.

Millions of eye drops recalled nationwide due to potential foreign substance

A massive recall has pulled over 2.5 million bottles of a common prescription eye drop from store shelves due to the potential presence of a foreign substance.

World Cup history on display at Rockefeller Center as tournament nears final

World Cup history is on display in the heart of New York City, with a free FIFA Museum exhibition bringing trophies, jerseys and nearly a century of soccer memories to Rockefeller Center.

Syria set to be removed from US state sponsored terrorism list

The Trump administration is taking steps to amend one of the longest-running U.S. foreign policy designations by removing Syria from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list. 

Former Olympian David Hearn pleads not guilty in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage case

A former Olympic canoe racer pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges that he deliberately damaged the recently renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, a case his attorneys and other critics of the Trump administration have called politically motivated.

Renewed US-Iran strikes threaten fragile ceasefire

United States military forces launched a new round of strikes against Iran on Thursday, with Iran responding by targeting U.S. allies in the region. 

Singer Bonnie Tyler, famous for 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart,' dies at 75

Global music superstar Bonnie Tyler, famous for her hits "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out for a Hero," has died.  She was 75. 

Brooklyn Bridge climber in custody after NYPD rescue

A person was taken into custody after climbing one of the cables on the Brooklyn Bridge Wednesday night.

New ranking shows the top cities for renters in America

A new report is ranking the best U.S. cities for renters in 2026 – and here's which cities dominate the list.