CFTC steps in to protect Kalshi as New York pushes $36B lawsuit
00:00 Speaker A CFTC exercises emergency authority to ensure market stability. If you want to know how important…
How homes are staying affordable in Utica
A lot of the challenges faced by homebuyers and sellers are the same in Utica as elsewhere, but…
CFTC steps in to protect Kalshi as New York pushes $36B lawsuit
Scott Melker highlights the regulatory turf war between the federal government and state authorities over prediction markets, focusing…
Data Vandals turns facts about NYC into art and conversation in an abandoned subway kiosk
Some New Yorkers have complained that they miss the old subway platform kiosks that were recently replaced by…
New partnership formed to provide food to pregnant women
A new partnership to address food insecurity for pregnant women has been formed. Bassett Healthcare Network and the…
New York allocating $7 million for immigrant children’s legal services, Hochul announces
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is allocating millions of dollars to immigrant children. Wednesday, Hochul stood side-by-side with…
7 On Your Side helps Army veteran with mistaken vehicle identification
BROOKLYN (WABC) — A military veteran who resides upstate says she is being blamed for putting the pedal…
Hochul, Mamdani united against ICE, pledge legal funding for migrant children
New York Democratic leaders assembled in force Wednesday to announce that the state would provide $7.25 million in…
15 Ways to Celebrate Summerween in New York State
Why celebrate Halloween just once a year? Combine the best of sunny summer days and Halloween tricks…
News 12 | Westchester | New York Domestic Violence Agencies Say State Funding Falls Short As Need For Help Grows
Domestic violence cases have repeatedly made headlines across New York State as agencies that help victims report a…
Kathy Hochul, Letitia James slam ICE G.L.O.V.E. device, announce $7.25M for migrant children’s legal aid
NEW YORK (WABC) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and state Attorney General Letitia James criticized a federal…
NYC public schools still haven’t updated controversial AI guidelines less than a month before classes resume
With less than a month until the new school year begins, the NYC Department of Education has not…