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Brooklyn Museum Highlights Sneakers in New Exhibit
The Brooklyn Museum has a new exhibit opening Friday, and it explores how everyday footwear became a cultural phenomenon.
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New Exhibit Explores Disability Rights Movement in NYC
Cityscape: Independence Day
A lot of us associate Independence with America’s independence from British rule, but there are plenty of ways to look at it...
Morning Brief: July 1
After a win against top ranked Germany, the US is moving on to the finals in the Women's World Cup in Canada. They won 2-0...
Morning Brief: June 30
It's still a few days before the fourth of July, but tonight's still a good time to see some fireworks. Astoria's hosting...
NYC Street Vendors Demand More Permits
Cityscape: Coffee and Tea
Morning Brief: June 29
Astronauts at the International Space Station are going to have to wait a little longer to get supplies. The NASA's just had...
Morning Brief: June 26
New York City will be ending Pride Week on Sunday with Pride March. The first march took place in 1970, and it is now...
Morning Brief: June 25
Strike a Chord: Kids Making a Difference
In this installment of WFUV's award-winning Strike a Chord series, we're taking a look at kids who are deciding to go out...
Mustard Gas Survivor Looks Back on his Luck
Thousands of American servicemen were used as human test subjects in World War II, being exposed to mustard gas and other...
Morning Brief: June 24
It is Pride Week in New York City this week. Many events will be occurring to celebrate the LGBT community, and today’s...
NY AG Cracks Down on E-Cigarettes
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is trying to crack down on e-cigarettes. He announced a settlement on...
Morning Brief: June 23
This week is Pride Week in New York City. Throughout the city, there will be numerous events to celebrate the LGBT community...