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Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a $4 billion plan for New York City to repair part of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. This repair initiative, which focuses on the section called BQE Central, is scheduled to take place over 10 years.

Sean Grayson died while serving a 20-year prison sentence. He was associated with the killing of Sonya Massey, an incident involving an Illinois deputy.

The NYPD is seeking public assistance regarding a man wanted for multiple thefts at Rockaway Beach. The alleged incidents involve more than half a dozen thefts reported over the last two months.

A man died after being shot in the chest and torso during an incident in Brooklyn late Friday. Authorities confirmed that no arrests have been made regarding the shooting.

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is scheduled to provide an update on Friday regarding severe weather. The storm included a possible tornado and ripped through a Long Island beach club, which caused major damage in Atlantic Beach.

Publix has recalled frozen GreenWise blueberries and mixed berries. The recall received a Class I designation from the FDA, which is described as its most serious classification for shoppers to understand.

A Flood Watch has been issued for much of the Tri-State Area due to forecasts of heavy downpours and potentially severe thunderstorms. These weather conditions are expected on Thursday, affecting the NYC area's evening commute.

The NYPD reported that a person driving a BMW fatally struck a 51-year-old cyclist. The accident occurred on Bruckner Boulevard near Longwood Avenue in the Bronx. After striking the cyclist, the driver crashed into multiple cars before fleeing the scene.

The NYC Council will examine Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax rollout on Tuesday. However, no one from the mayor's office is expected to attend the oversight hearing.

Safronie Hartzog, 33, was fatally shot after gunfire erupted outside a bar in Crown Heights. The shooting occurred at the Ooh La La Lounge and Bar, located at Howard Avenue and Bergen Street, according to the NYPD.

President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. would scale back its participation in military exercises with South Korea. He justified this decision by citing his “very good relationship” with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Democrats voted to adjust their presidential primary calendar on Saturday, establishing a new route for any candidate aiming for the White House in 2028. This updated schedule is expected to significantly increase the influence of Black voters, Latino voters, and union members regarding who the nominee will be.

A Salmonella-linked recall affecting fresh jalapeños is expanding, with more products being identified. H-E-B recently added nearly 20 new items to its list of foods that were recalled after being sold in its stores.

A shooting has occurred at Virginia State University, resulting in multiple injuries. Police are actively investigating the incident, and the campus has been placed on lockdown.

A person was taken into police custody at Central Synagogue after reportedly assaulting individuals. The individual allegedly assaulted two people, including a member of the congregation.

Accused CEO shooter Luigi Mangione is expected to appear in Manhattan federal court and may plead guilty regarding the shooting case. This potential plea could set up a double-jeopardy legal fight concerning his NY state murder trial.

Arson has been suspected in a deli fire located in the Bronx. Sources stated that the fire on West 183 St., in University Heights, started when someone lit a device and threw it inside. The incident resulted in a 33-year-old being severely burned.

Someone won the $1 billion Powerball Jackpot in Illinois from an August 12 drawing. Separately, the article noted that a $1.04 billion Powerball ticket was sold in Illinois and another sale of $1 million occurred in Florida.

A partial solar eclipse is expected to be visible over New York City this afternoon. The article provides information on when the event peaks, how to watch it safely, and where to view live coverage.

According to the latest Siena poll, Gov. Kathy Hochul's reported lead over Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has dropped significantly. Her previous lead was 20 points, but it has now fallen to 10 points.