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It’s been a week since a tornado hit the Atlantic Beach Club. Greg Cergol has the updates. 

As kids and parents get their gear ready to go back to classes by buying supplies and materials, schools are also preparing by equipping classrooms—even if that means adding AI tools. Chris Glorioso reports. 

America is set to mark 25 years since the 9/11 attacks. In NYC, in addition to the annual commemoration ceremony, there will be a new exhibit opening at the 9/11 Museum that explores the legacy of service inspired by that tragic day. NBC New York’s Jen Maxfield reports.

This month’s MVP is a high school wrestler from New Jersey who will definitely take you, or anyone, to the mat. Howell High School’s Kylie Gudewitz ranks in the top 15 in the nation for her weight class, and she reached 100 wins faster than any girl in state history. NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.

Parents on Long Island want answers after a group of teenagers ran into the children’s room at the Merrick Library and began shouting profanity and slurs. But it wasn’t the first time such a thing has occurred. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.

A warning has been sent out on Staten Island after a visitor to a nature preserve on Friday was bitten by a fox that may have rabies. It happened at the Mount Loretto Unique Area in Pleasant Plains. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington reports.

A judge is hearing a challenge to the city’s rollout of the controversial pied-à-terre tax. NBC New York Jessica Cunnington reports.

With storms once again forecast, many in New Jersey are fearing what the potential for flooding could mean for their homes and businesses — amid what has already been a flood-prone summer. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

It one of the biggest tennis events of the year, but it’s not all about the players on the court. It’s a huge week for the U.S. Open ball crew, an elite team made up of more than 300 members, whose job it is to retrieve and supply tennis balls to the world-class athletes mid match. But there’s plenty most...

A former motel is finally leaving the Jersey Shore. Demolition finally started today in Seaside Park following a long legal fight. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.

Full service on some major subway lines may not be fully up and running for some time, after crews found cracks on the track bed over the weekend — sparking emergency repairs on the downtown A, B, C, D lines from 125th Street to Columbus Circle. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.

In Brooklyn, right now police continue the search for a driver who struck and killed a nurse who worked at NYU Langone — the same hospital where she would die after wrapping up her shift Saturday morning. NBC New York’s Charles Watson reports.

A Staten Island man was back at work just days after being struck by lightning. The scary incident was caught on surveillance video, and now he’s talking about the whole thing. NBC New York’s Grace Gomez reports.

An exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art set to honor British designer John Galliano in 2027 will not go on as planned, as the designer has withdrawn from the major exhibit following backlash over his past antisemitic remarks. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.

Investigators said a woman had been threatening people in Times Square with knives, then stabbed two people near Seventh Avenue and West 43rd Street. One of the victims a woman, was killed, while a man was injured. The suspect was shot and killed by police. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

News 4’s Rana Novini reports on how the “Safe Haven” law is designed to help

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News 4’s Bill Goldstein looks at “Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea,” “Angel Down,” and “Country People.”

Union says late-night Friday talks ended when the university called them off as strike threat grows