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One woman we met came down from Boston, dressed as a leprechaun. Another just found out via Ancestry.com that she's Irish. No matter how Irish you are, you're welcome at the parade.

Manhattan D.A. Cyrus Vance said the facts do not show a violation of election laws, but said the actions appear to be "contrary to the intent and spirit of the law."

The National Weather Service downgraded its warning to a Winter Weather Advisory. Officials are still urging people to stay off the streets until late Tuesday.

Preet Bharara's tweet came an hour after a report that he would not resign.

Legal experts say the new order addresses some of the constitutional concerns raised by a federal appeals court about the initial ban, but leaves room for more legal challenges.

Thomas Campbell, who joined the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1996 as a tapestry specialist, announced yesterday that he's stepping down as the museum's director and chief executive.

After Vice President Pence and advisers Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon spoke at CPAC about President Trump's commitment to his campaign agenda, Trump himself addresses the conference.

President Trump is expected to announce his new pick for Secretary of Labor after fast-food executive Andrew Puzder, Trump's previous choice for the job, withdrew his nomination.

New Jersey's governor is set to appear in municipal court on March 10 in response to a criminal summons stemming from a complaint over his alleged role in the Bridgegate scandal.

Many area schools are closed today because of the impending snow storm. Check here for a full listing of school closures, plus a weather report and transit updates.

An investigation by NJ Advance Media into allegations of sexual and physical assault at New Jersey's only women's prison has uncovered a history of abuse.

Dozens of lawyers set up an ad hoc legal clinic in Terminal 4 at J.F.K. to help anyone who’s detained, and they’re still going there.

New Yorkers streamed into in Battery Park, a historic site where millions of immigrants were once welcomed to New York, demanding an end to President Trump's travel ban.

Iraqi translator and U.S. military contractor released from custody at JFK Airport.

The National Weather Service says winds could reach as high as 60 mph and rain will get heavier as evening turns to night.

An hour of radio, in which WNYC journalists trace the beautiful, contentious, and complicated legacy of America's first black President.

As part of a pilot project this winter, 250 Citi Bikes will soon project a bicycle-shaped beacon in front of the bike. The goal: make cyclists more visible to drivers.

The prolific author and columnist was a pioneer of alternative journalism. He was the subject of a 2014 documentary directed by WNYC's David Lewis.

The FDNY says 103 people suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a train hit a bumping block coming into the station. Officials have yet to identify a cause.

WNYC took audio and visual snapshots to capture how people in the New York city area marked 15 years since the terrorist attacks.