Hochul steps in, assigns state AG to Cornell fraternity sexual assault probe

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul moved to take a Cornell University sexual assault investigation out of local hands on Thursday, placing the state attorney general in charge.

Cornell student assault allegations highlight NY voluntary intoxication loophole

New York lawmakers are renewing efforts to close a state legal loophole regarding voluntary intoxication and sexual consent following allegations involving a Cornell University fraternity.

NY attorney general reviewing Cornell fraternity alleged gang rape handling

The N.Y. Attorney General’s Office is reviewing Cornell’s handling of an alleged 2024 gang rape following a former student’s civil lawsuit, an office spokesperson confirmed to FOX 5 N.Y.

Boy, 11, recovering after going into cardiac arrest during football game: report

A youth football player remains hospitalized and is recovering after suffering a cardiac arrest after a hit to the chest during a game over the weekend.

‘Miracle on the Hudson’ hero Sully Sullenberger reveals Alzheimer’s warning signs he missed years ago

Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the former airline pilot celebrated worldwide for safely landing US Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson River in 2009, is taking on a new mission to raise awareness about the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease.

Student suspended for bringing coffee to class in act of 'civil disobedience'

A high school senior's suspension for bringing coffee to class in Upstate New York has prompted the school district to acknowledge it bypassed procedural laws when adopting its new code of conduct.

Luigi Mangione 'fangirls' could have press passes revoked under new NYC bill

New York City officials are moving to close a loophole that allowed self-described "fangirls" of Luigi Mangione to obtain and flaunt official city press credentials.

From tragedy to celebration: 9/11 survivor reflects on son born on anniversary

Derek Difani survived the World Trade Center attacks and later welcomed a son born on Sept. 11. He shares his story of survival, loss, and finding closure after 25 years.

9/11 victim's widow calls out Saudi Arabia at NYC reading of names: 'We have no justice'

Terry Strada, who lost her husband, Tom Strada, in the 9/11 attacks in Lower Manhattan, called out Saudi Arabia and had a stern message for U.S. leaders, including President Trump, during the annual reading of the names.

The 'man in the red bandana': Remembering Welles Crowther 25 years after 9/11

Twenty-five years later, Welles Crowther is still being remembered for saving more than a dozen people during the terror attacks at the World Trade Center on September 11th.