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Local Businesses Line Up for Annual Earth Day Festival by Uptown Radio

Amy Sherald: Why coming back to large full-size portraits? by Uptown Radio

Newscast 250410 by Uptown Radio

An application for Journalism School with a mission by Uptown Radio

The public matching funds program in NYC has been around since 1988. This year, Mayor Eric Adams is only the second mayoral candidate in that entire history to be denied from the public matching funds program. But what exactly is the public matching funds program?

What love is by Uptown Radio

Fashion Brands Try Out Styling Women's Sports Teams by Uptown Radio

A New Video Rental Store Turns Back Time in Williamsburg by Uptown Radio

Extreme flooding has disrupted subway services, left residents stranded in their neighborhoods, and even resulted in fatalities. The New York City Council has introduced a bill to amend the city’s administrative code regarding flash flood preparedness outreach and evacuation guidance. Our reporter, Madeline Reilly, has the story of how this legislation will impact New York City residents.

The Room of Fanfiction's Own by Uptown Radio

Bike Crashes and the Streets Master Plan by Uptown Radio

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Federal Funding Freeze Leaves Farmers' Climate Projects in Limbo by Uptown Radio

New York Coffee Shops Experience Matcha Shortage by Uptown Radio

Dumplings are a traditional food for family reunions in Chinese culture. Zhuoya Ma has been missing this delectable meal since she left home.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced recently that if these visa holder are involved in activities that are counter to our national interests…their visas could be revoked. And that’s exactly what’s happened to a number of international students recently who’ve been detained by ICE. Sudhanshu Kaushik [Sa-dun-shoe Kaw-sh-ick} is Executive Director of the North American Association of Indian Stud...

New York City began its most recent composting rollout three years ago. It became a citywide mandate this past fall. But six months later, only five percent of the city composts. Now, the sanitation department is cracking down, if you don’t compost, you might risk a 25 dollar fine. Oona Milliken asks, will that be enough to get New Yorkers to compost?

Alioune Diagne’s Paintings Uncover the Hidden Connections Between Basketball and Wrestling. by Uptown Radio

NEWSCAST 27 mars 2025 by Uptown Radio

Yankees Opening Day - Caroline McCarthy by Uptown Radio

How will the Trump administration's cuts to state health services affect the nation? by Uptown Radio

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump announced a wave of new tariffs on imports of foreign alcohol products. He said If the European Union doesn't drop its planned 50% tariff on whiskey, the U.S. will retaliate with a 200% tariff on European wines, champagne, and other alcoholic products. Zhuoya Ma reports on what these tariffs could mean for consumers and the industry in New York City.

The City of Newark will Elect its First Ever Poet Laureate by Uptown Radio

Zellnor Myrie is one of the mayor candidates running for election in 2025. He showed up at 96 St. subway station later yesterday and asked New Yorkers to help get him on the primary ballot; he needs to get at least 3,750 signatures by April 3rd to run for the mayoral election. Uptown radio day reporter Zhuoya Ma talked with Myrie and New Yorkers about the upcoming election.

Robot Umpire Called Up to Major League Baseball's Spring Training by Uptown Radio