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International Newscast Feb 22, 2024 by Uptown Radio

Desiree Nikfardjam-Quick Decision From Judge Merchan at Trump Hearing NYC Trial to Begin March 25th. by Uptown Radio

Couples Head to City Clerk on Feb. 29 for Leap Day Wedding. by Uptown Radio

Desiree Nikfardjam- NYCHA Arrests 70 Former and Current Employees by Uptown Radio

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Restaurant owners who want to keep the outdoor dining sheds they built during COVID are soon going to have to apply to keep them…and, if they’re approved, they’ll face a bunch of new rules, starting next winter. Among the biggest changes? Well, structures that extend into the street will have to be fully removed from November to April. Then, when those sheds come back next spring…they’ll look real...

DOMINIC HALL-THOMAS, HOST Early this morning, a subway conductor was attacked at the Rockaway Avenue stop in Bed-Stye. He was slashed in the neck as he stuck his head out of the window of the train.  We’re 2 months into the year, and there have been 2 murders and more than 50 assaults in subway stations and on trains. But, just last year, Mayor Adams announced crime rates in the city had significa...

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In today's AT&T service disruption, tens of thousands of users across the US experienced outages, attributed to software update faults according to analysts. Roger Entner highlighted the commonplace nature of such glitches, likening wireless networks to computers susceptible to occasional malfunctions. While the outage affected communication abilities, including limited 911 access, AT&T assured us...

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Harlem Residents Celebrate Langston Hughes' Birthday by Uptown Radio

Pharmacists are pushing for stronger regulations around pharmacy benefit managers. Since the pandemic, the number of New York students missing school has doubled. There’s one unlikely culprit: student entrepreneurship. A new study proved an online test to diagnose autism is actually effective. And how much would you pay for an Elton John ticket? All that and more on Uptown Radio.

HOST, TOMMASO BARONIO: Who doesn’t love online tests? We’ve seen them all, from ‘what’s your personality type’ to ‘which shape of pasta represents you best.’ But what happens when a new viral multiple choice quiz can diagnose you with autism? Giulia Leo reports. LEO 1 Katie Bowen never thought she was autistic… until, in 2021, she started posting TikTok videos about making her home ADHD friendly....

Samuel Eli Shepherd - Speed Dating Services Try To Woo Gen Z by Uptown Radio

There are plans to reduce long-term scaffolding on the Upper West Side, and residents say it’s about time. More on the skepticism beat, New Yorkers remain uneasy about the economy. And city council members try to “press the gas” on improved bus services. AI is popping up in everything these days, but does it have a role to play in creating rap music? All that and more on Uptown Radio.

Another New York Fashion Week just ended. This year’s edition was special because it featured an entirely new way of showing clothes: via hologram. The technology, called Real Live Motion, is part of a wave of new innovations being embraced by fashion designers.

HOST INTRODUCTION: How do you want to be cared for when your life is ending? We have a tendency to think there’s plenty of time. And to put off difficult conversations about end of life. But life is uncertain. More than 80,000 New Yorkers lost their lives due to COVID since 2020. While research suggests that most people in the US want to die at home less than 35 percent actually do. People die at...

Dean J. Condoleo - NY-03 Special Election by Uptown Radio

Dean J. Condoleo - Attorney Heather Cucolo on New York City’s Lawsuit Against Social Media Companies by Uptown Radio

(Day Story) Today is the first ever official “Black Girl Magic” Day in New York City. The event was created to celebrate and empower Black women.

New York City has three Chinatowns, but not one has a traditional red Chinese archway. That’s about to change. As the city celebrates Lunar New Year, an almost $60 million dollar renovation will bring the first of these iconic arches to the city. Marine Saint joined the festivities.

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