UEA Incoming Tips: Evening News Brief: 4-alarm fire rips through businesses on Webster Avenue

Friday, March 22, 2019

Evening News Brief: 4-alarm fire rips through businesses on Webster Avenue

4-alarm fire rips through businesses on Webster Avenue

A three-alarm fire erupted Friday, spreading to multiple stores on Webster Avenue.

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Police: Man hit multiple times in drive-by shooting

Police say a man was shot multiple times in a drive-by shooting in Morrisania Friday.

Councilman Torres, housing advocates lament Trump's proposed public housing cuts

Housing advocates rallied Friday against the Trump administration's proposed budget plan to slash federal funding for public housing.

Mueller concludes Russia probe, delivers report to AG Barr

Special counsel Robert Mueller has concluded his investigation into Russian election interference and possible coordination with associates of President Donald Trump.

National Puppy Day Photos

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WATCH: Video released of suspect in Grand Concourse shooting

Police have released new video of the man they are looking for in connection to a shooting on the Grand Concourse Thursday that left a man fighting for his life in the hospital.

The Download: Moodo

The Moodo is a Wi-Fi connected scent diffuser. Through an app, you can mix the high-quality fragrances to get the perfect scent for your home.

Cutting the cord: Video streamers surpass cable subscribers for 1st time

For the first time ever, more people around the world subscribe to video streaming services than cable.

NY lawmakers pass school bus camera bill to catch drivers disregarding "stop" sign

New York lawmakers passed a bill that would allow cameras on school buses to capture drivers who illegally pass them while students are boarding or getting off.

Boogie Down Bites: Lobster Box

City Island is known for its variety of restaurants, especially when it comes to seafood.

Tyson recalls chicken strips due to metal fears

Arkansas-based Tyson Foods is recalling more than 69,000 pounds (31,297 kilograms) of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken strips because they may be contaminated with pieces of metal.