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Buffalo Shooter Let Some People See Plans Just Before Attack

Shortly before he opened fire, the white gunman accused of killing 10 Black people at a Buffalo, New York, supermarket allowed a small group...

How arts organizations can tap into state funding

The New York State Council on the Arts is kicking off the application process for $90 million in grants for arts and cultural...

Deals of the Day: May 18

Leases Burberry relocates in Midtown Address: 11 W. 42nd St., ManhattanLandlord: Tishman SpeyerTenant: BurberryLease size: 43,000 square feetLease term: 15 yearsAsset type: OfficeBrokers:...

Kansas Supreme Court upholds Republican congressional map

Stephen McCallister, an attorney representing Democratic voters in Douglas County, Kansas, urges the Kansas Supreme Court to reject a new congressional redistricting...

Dissident shareholder at NYC REIT secures key ally in boardroom war

A dissident shareholder won a crucial battle in its fight for boardroom representation at New York City REIT. Institutional Shareholder Services recommended late...

Hochul Unveils Plan to Fight Gun Violence, Domestic Terrorism After Buffalo Shooting

Gov. Kathy Hochul revealed proposed measures to combat the rise of domestic terrorism and violent extremism, as direct response to racist shooting attack at...

Connecticut teen arrested in stabbing death of Fairfield Prep’s James McGrath

A Connecticut teenager has been arrested in the fatal stabbing of Fairfield Prep student James McGrath, police said Wednesday. The teen, identified...

Granholm 'bullish' on Congress passing clean energy tax credits

"They absolutely need to pass and I am feeling actually pretty bullish about it at this very moment," Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm...

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