The Second Avenue Subway line won’t start running until the New Year. But as WFUV’s Diana Nelson reports, it’s already affecting the surrounding neighborhood.

Second Avenue Subway Line Opening January 1st

Connecticut is currently facing a deficit of more than a billion dollars. Governor Dannel Malloy is asking lawmakers to work with him to fix the budget crisis. As WFUV’s Diana Nelson reports, the Governor directly addressed legislators today (Wednesday).

CT Governor Addresses Fiscal Woes in State of the State Address

New York City reported more than 1600 violent incidents within homeless shelters in 2015. But as WFUV’s Diana Nelson reports, the city has partnered with local police to change that.

NYPD Partners with City to Reduce Violence in Homeless Shelters

A long-stalled plan to turn the Kingsbridge Armory into a massive ice skating facility is getting back on track. That after Governor Cuomo promised a 108 million dollar loan to jumpstart the project in his State of the State address last week. But as WFUV's Diana Nelson reports, some people in the neighborhood are concerned the new ice center will freeze them out.

Kingsbridge Armory Project Back on Track

New York City lawmakers have proposed a bill that would create a registry for the elderly and disabled who may need help evacuating before a natural disaster. But as WFUV's Diana Nelson reports, some disability advocates say that's not the answer.

New York City Lawmakers Propose Evacuation Registry

The Capitol isn't the only place where Donald Trump was inaugurated today. People lined up at Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in New York to take a picture with the wax version of the new President. WFUV's Diana Nelson has more.

Madame Tussauds Unveils New Trump Wax Figure in Times Square

New York Lawmakers are meeting today to discuss Governor Cuomo's plan to make college tuition-free for middle-class students. But, as WFUV's Diana Nelson reports, some say the numbers aren't adding up.

Lawmakers Meet to Discuss Excelsior Scholarship for New York State

Governor Cuomo's plan to make New York State's public colleges free for middle and low income students could have a big impact in the Bronx. As WFUV's Diana Nelson reports, almost all of the high schools in the Bronx have families that would qualify.

Bronx HS Students Could Benefit From Free CUNY and SUNY Tuition

The Republicans' replacement for Obamacare has some baby boomers worried. WFUV's Diana Nelson reports.

Senior Citizens Could Be Affected By GOP Health Care Bill

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