Mayor Eric Adams vows to 'reign' despite charges, while SNL pokes fun at his legal troubles. A DWI suspect's wild escape and a janitor's million-dollar triumph on AGT make headlines. Plus, a bomb plot foiled in Queens.

Couples in New Jersey are left in turmoil as a popular wedding venue suddenly closes its doors, causing chaos and financial loss. The Cowboys narrowly edge out the Giants in a thrilling game, but questions about their season's future loom large. Plus, Hoda Kotb's heartfelt farewell to the TODAY show.

In an unprecedented move, the FBI conducts a search of NYC Mayor Eric Adams' residence amid an ongoing investigation. With federal charges looming, Adams faces calls for resignation while maintaining his innocence. Could Public Advocate Jumaane Williams be the city's next leader?

As Tropical Storm Helene intensifies, we explore its potential impact on the tri-state area. Mayor Adams is expected to name a new NYC schools chief amidst mounting investigations. Plus, an original US Constitution is discovered in a North Carolina cabinet, set to fetch millions at auction.

President Biden's final address to the U.N. General Assembly amid global tensions. A groundbreaking surgery saves a rhino's leg. NYC's dry streak could end, but September remains one of the driest months on record.

Indian PM Modi's visit to Nassau County highlights cultural ties and democracy. A Bronx gas leak leaves residents displaced. Plus, a JetBlue flight makes an emergency landing due to smoke in the cockpit.

A JetBlue flight makes an emergency landing in Kansas, WalletHub ranks NYC as the priciest city to retire, and the UNGA brings gridlock. Plus, free skin cancer screenings in the city. Stay informed with the latest updates and tips.

Discover why Hawaii tops the happiness charts, while New York introduces a new newsletter to keep you in the loop. Plus, a chilling hit-and-run in Brooklyn and a look at eco-friendly innovations. Stay informed and engaged with our latest episode.

An NYPD officer settles a lawsuit exposing the controversial use of 'courtesy cards.' Justin Timberlake faces a plea deal in his DUI case. Plus, the debate over betting on U.S. elections heats up.

Tonight's presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump promises fireworks in Philadelphia. NJ Transit faces delays after a power issue, disrupting commutes into New York City. Meanwhile, a Jersey Shore school district cancels classes due to local danger.

In this episode, we dive into the growing trend of run clubs in NYC, where singles are trading in dating apps for a chance at love on the run. We also cover the Vikings' decisive win over the Giants and a tragic drowning incident on Long Island. Plus, Rutgers faces serious allegations in its gymnastics program.

Today, we delve into a Bronx parking dispute that turned violent, a Manhattan store owner facing a racially charged assault, and a 4-year-old girl who used Alexa to call for help during her mom's seizure. We also highlight a unique bond between the Choctaw Nation and the Irish people. Plus, exciting advancements in AI for scouting athletic talent.

Barron Trump steps into NYU's Stern School of Business, marking a new chapter for the Trump family. Meanwhile, a tragic wrong-way crash on Long Island raises questions about the intersection of mental health and criminal justice. Plus, a mysterious odor in Southern NJ is finally explained.

Anna Delvey is set to twirl on 'Dancing with the Stars' amid ongoing legal battles. Meanwhile, New Jersey dangles $400M in tax breaks to lure the 76ers. Plus, Intel's AI scouts untapped athletic talent.

Brooklyn's vibrant West Indian Day parade was disrupted by a shooting, leaving five injured and a gunman on the loose. Meanwhile, technical issues stranded thousands at Newark Liberty Airport, and Connecticut authorities are searching for missing boaters. Plus, learn how Intel's AI is revolutionizing talent scouting.

Get ready for a weather roller coaster this Labor Day weekend with a mix of sun and storms. Plus, tennis fans are left stunned as Carlos Alcaraz exits the U.S. Open early. We also dive into a tragic accident involving NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother.

A boat explosion in New Jersey causes chaos, while New York sports fans get a new way to watch their favorite teams. Plus, RFK Jr.'s legal battle continues and Intel's AI tech aims to make the Olympics more accessible. Tune in for the latest updates.

Parents in Camden are demanding the resignation of the school board president over allegations of inappropriate conduct with a student. Plus, extreme heat and severe storms are hitting the tri-state area, with cooling centers opening up in NYC. And, Intel's AI is making the upcoming Olympic Games more accessible.

Dive into the debate over Brooklyn's quirky goldfish pond and the latest updates on West Nile virus in NYC. Discover how community efforts and city actions are shaping these stories. Plus, a heartwarming tale of lost and found on the highway.

Get the lowdown on the 2024 U.S. Open, from TV schedules to betting odds. Learn about the unexpected shutdown of Coney Island's Cyclone coaster. Plus, marvel at awe-inspiring aurora photos captured from space and the skies.

Today on Morning Beat: A NJ cop gets caught shoplifting while on duty, and thieves steal a ceremonial sword from Rick Pitino's office. Plus, we dive into the world of AI-powered massages at a luxury NYC hotel. Can a robot really replace human touch?

Governor Hochul's congestion pricing plan faces fierce opposition, while Aaron Rodgers' biographer predicts a promising season for the Jets. We also cover an arrest in bomb threats targeting Jewish hospitals and a heartwarming story of repurposed flowers. Tune in for the latest updates and insights.

Meet Elijah Chatman, the underdog defensive tackle who's capturing hearts and possibly a Giants roster spot. Discover the immersive haunted experience 'Jimmy Fallon's Tonightmares' at Rockefeller Center. Plus, hear about the NYC woman who won a federal case over her emotional support parrots.

NYC beaches remain closed due to dangerous rip currents from Tropical Storm Ernesto. Harvey Weinstein stays in New York for his upcoming retrial. Plus, a daring 94-year-old takes on the world's fastest zip line for charity.

Dive into the evolution of Harlem over the past 50 years, from its days of decline to a vibrant renaissance. We explore the impact of Harlem Week and how it has become a cornerstone of cultural celebration. Plus, hear personal stories of resilience and transformation from the community.