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(New York, NY) — Bullets flew at a baby shower in Richmond Hill, Queens over the weekend, killing a 24-year-old and injuring three others. The gunfire took place around 1:30 a.m. Saturday inside a party space known
(New York, NY) — The New York City Health Department says Mpox cases are climbing again. There have been at least 36 cases of the virus, also known as “monkeypox” each month since October. Health officials also
(Louisville, KY) – Another Kentucky Derby is in the books. On Saturday, 20 horses took part in the 150th annual race from Churchill Downs. It was a photo-finish that declared Mystik Dan as the winner. Sierra Leone
(Norwalk, CT) — A busy section of I-95 in Norwalk, Connecticut has reopened after a gasoline tanker truck crash closed a section of the road in Norwalk on Thursday morning. The northbound and southbound lanes opened Sunday
(New York, NY) – If you are looking for a place to stay rent-free, Staten Island is not the borough to take up residence. New York City tenant laws have often frustrated landlords, requiring them to take
(New York, NY) — Anti-Israel protests have continued this weekend on college campuses and on the streets of the city. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Washington Square park Friday night. They marched from a rally at NYU
(Golden, CO) — A Colorado fundraiser featuring South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has been canceled following her dog-shooting story. Noem was considered a frontrunner on former President Trump’s short list of vice presidential candidates, and was set
NEW YORK — The Yankees enter Friday with one of the best records in baseball, despite missing several key players including starting pitcher Gerrit Cole. While the Cy Young Award winner is eligible to come off the
(New York, NY) — Dozens of people were arrested this morning when the NYPD cleared out protests at NYU and The New School. 44 were cuffed at the New School. 13 at NYU. The NYPD Chief of
(Washington. D.C. ) — The IRS says it plans to increase the number of audits on wealthy Americans and large corporations. The agency has nearly 80-billion-dollars in new funding from the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act. Some of
(South River, NJ) — A home in South River, New Jersey just exploded last night, killing one man inside and critically injuring another. Everybody in the neighborhood heard the loud boom, that took place on Continental Court
(Philadelphia, PA) — The New York Knicks are moving on to the second round of the NBA playoffs for the second straight year. New York held off Philadelphia 118-115 in Game Six at the Wells Fargo Center
Today, 77 WABC Radio is celebrating ‘Cinco de Mayo’ with special guest interviews throughout the day on-air including a cooking demonstration from Goya Executive Chef Fernando Desa! ‘Cinco de Mayo’ in Spanish means ‘Fifth of May’ and
(Phoenix, AZ) – Arizona’s controversial Civil War-era abortion law has been overturned. It was last month when the state’s Supreme Court ruled that an 1864 law was still valid. It basically banned all abortions — except when
(Dallas, TX) – After the so-called “holiday meltdown” of 2022, Southwest Airlines is going to offer $75 travel vouchers following certain canceled or delayed flights. This is part of an agreement with the US Department of Transportation
(New York, NY) – James Flippin delivers the WABC Market Report for 5-02-24. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
(Queens, NY) – Shohei Ohtani is a one-in-a-generation type player. He’s been compared to Babe Ruth – the legend who starred as a pitcher in Boston before shining with the Yankees. Ohtani may be rehabbing an elbow
