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5 Former Memphis Police Officers Face Murder Charges 26.01.2023

Five fired Memphis police officers have been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Tyre Nichols. Nichols died three days after a violent arrest by police earlier this month. CBS News Senior Investigative Correspondent Catherine Herridge has more with Michael Wallace and Steve Scott. 

President Trump's Return to Facebook? 26.01.2023

Former President Donald Trump is allowed back on Facebook. But will he return? Bloomberg reporter Kurt Wagner has some analysis with Steve Scott and Michael Wallace.

Governor Ned Lamont Seeks to Close Assault Weapon Loopholes 26.01.2023

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has announced a second set of proposals to cub gun violence and prevent mass shootings. WCBS reporter Steve Burns lays out the details with Michael Wallace and Steve Scott.

Eric Adams State of the City 26.01.2023

Mayor Eric Adams laid out his plans for New York during his state of the city speech Thursday afternoon. Reporter Juliet Papa has the details with WCBS anchor Michael Wallace.

=TRAVEL: Lessons learned from recent airline meltdowns 26.01.2023

Peter Greenberg has the run down PHOTO: A Transportation Security Administration agent works at the security check area inside Terminal 3 at O'Hare International Airport on Nov. 12, 2020, in Chicago. (John J. Kim/ Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

Woman Arrested For Masquerading As Student at an NJ High School 26.01.2023

There are a lot of questions at New Brunswick High School, after officials revealed a 29 year old woman was able to pose as a student and attend classes last week.  WCBS's Steve Burns has more...      

The U.S. is Giving Ukraine 31 Battle Tanks 25.01.2023

The United States will send 31 Abrams tanks to Ukraine.  CBS News Military Analyst, Retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland talked about this on WCBS 880's Afternoon Roundup.  

New Service for LIRR Began Today 25.01.2023

The long wait is over for Long Island Rail Road riders.  The first LIRR train rolled into Grand Central Madison today.  WCBS Reporter talked about it on the Afternoon Roundup.  

Wait, what? Strange items people leave in an Uber 25.01.2023

Peter Greenberg with an interesting list PHOTO: NEW YORK, USA - OCTOBER 05: An interior view of a Uber car with the Uber Connect application on in New York, United States on October 05, 2022. Lokman Vural Elibol / Anadolu Agency

Live Nation CFO called before Senate Judiciary Committee regarding Taylor Swift ticket meltdown 25.01.2023

Yahoo Tech Editor Dan Howley discusses some of the takeaways from the hearing.

Biden Administration reportedly prepping to send aid to Ukraine 24.01.2023

Military analyst and retired Army major Mike Lyons explains the significance of this.

91-year-old Levittown resident retires from crossing guard job after 41 years 24.01.2023

WCBS Long Island Bureau Chief Sophia Hall spoke with Louise Kobs, who is retiring to spend more time with her family.

Amazon launches $5/month drug subscription service for Prime members 24.01.2023

Bloomberg's Spencer Soper explains how the RX Pass service works. PHOTO: In this photo illustration an Amazon logo seen displayed on a smartphone. (Photo Illustration by Mateusz Slodkowski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

MTA expanding pilot program to allow more open strollers on buses 24.01.2023

WCBS Reporter Steve Burns has the details.

TRAVEL Q & A: Where are the most dog-friendly beaches? 24.01.2023

Peter Greenberg has the best places to bring your pet PHOTO:  Mahmoud Issa/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Another Death Announced Today in Monterey Park Massacre 24.01.2023

Another death today from the mass shooting in Monterey Park, bringing the total to 11 murders.  KNX reporter Pete Demetreu spoke to us from California.      

NYC Mayor Defending Latest Move to Set Up Migrant Facility in Brooklyn 24.01.2023

Asylum-seekers arriving in New York will soon be heading out to a new facility in Red Hook, Brooklyn. There's growing criticism around the plan. But Mayor Eric Adams is pushing back, as we hear from WCBS's Steve Burns.

New Bill Would Stop MSG Owner From Using Facial Recognition to Bar Enemies 24.01.2023

New York State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal wants to block Madison Square Garden CEO James Dolan from banning his enemies from the building. Senator Hoylman-Sigal talked about this on WCBS 880's Afternoon Roundup.    

TRAVEL Q & A: How much does it cost to be “wealthy” in U.S. cities? 23.01.2023

Peter Greenberg explains how "wealth" is all relative.

Police continue search for gunman who killed 10 in California at a Lunar New Year celebration 22.01.2023

KNX reporter John Baird joined WCBS with the latest updates from law enforcement about possible leads in this tragic shooting.

Getting ready for Giants vs. Eagles with Ricky Ricardo 21.01.2023

The Yankees Spanish announcer is also the announcer for the Philadelphia Eagle's Spanish broadcast. He joined WCBS to talk about the Giants' chances in the matchup.

NJ AG MATTHEW PLATKIN TO 880: NJ bar owners have the right to ban guns 20.01.2023

WCBS 880's Steve Scott spoke to the New Jersey Attorney General about gun rights in the state ahead of this NFL playoff weekend.

NJ lawmakers hope to steepen penalties for disrupting youth sports games 20.01.2023

WCBS reporter Steve Burns got the details on what would happen to rowdy parents at youth games under new legislation.

Counterfeit pills cause increase in overdoses on LI 20.01.2023

WCBS reporter Sophia Hall talked to Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds about the drug causing overdoses and why it's uniquely dangerous.

TRAVEL Q & A: Which Airports Charge the Most for Food and Beverage Retail? 20.01.2023

Peter Greenberg shares which Airports have the most expensive food and beverages. PHOTO: NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 23: Departing passengers purchase food at a Shake Shack restaurant on March 23, 2022 at the LaGuardia Airport in New York City. Shake Shack is a fast food restaurant that started in New York City in 2001. (Photo by Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)

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