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1010 WINS News Update
by Audacy
All News, All The Time. Updated daily from the 1010 WINS newsroom.
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DHS launches pilot program with Urban Resource Institute to shelter homeless New Yorkers along with their pets
Susan Richard has the story.
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Museum in Nigeria helps preserve untold history of slavery and its chains
1010 WINS reporter Amanda Alexandre spoke with Olufemi Farouk, a tour guide at the Mobee Slave Relics Museum in Badagri, Nigeria. PHOTO: A chain used on an enslaved person, as displayed at the Mobee Slave Relics Museum. (Olufemi Farouk)
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James Carville on 1010 WINS: The 2024 election, Biden's legacy, his documentary
Democratic strategist James Carville -- aka the Ragin' Cajun -- speaks with WINS' David Caplan about the documentary "Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid," the 2024 election, Biden's legacy & more. (Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SCAD)
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Yankees Museum captures decades-long Yankees-Dodgers rivalry
Juliet Papa spoke with Brian Richards, senior museum curator at the New York Yankees Museum, as she toured the museum, which includes mementos from past World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers franchisees. Photo: A ticket from the 1956 World Series. (Juliet Papa)
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RAINDANCE NY Film Festival - Susan Richard talks to General Manager Tim Lorge
RAINDANCE NY Film Festival - Susan Richard talks to General Manager Tim Lorge
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American Cats to have U.S. debut at Hamptons Film Festival
Susan Richard discusses the Paw Project with veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Conrad, DVM PHOTO: American Cats Movie
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Celebrating salsa music with Johnny Cruz
Kevin Rincon with the story Photo: Johnny Cruz
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CONCERT FOR CANINES: NYC's Animal Center is celebrating the human-animal bond
The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center is holding the Concert for Canines & Their Companions on Sept. 26, 2024, at the 25th Street Plaza in Manhattan. 1010 WINS' Susan Richard spoke w/ AMC's Michelle Leifer. Photo: The Highline String Quartet, which will perform at the concert (Instagram/Highline String Quartet)
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2024 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: Librería Barco de Papel is the city's last Spanish-language bookstore in NYC
Mario Bosquez with the details Photo: instagram.com/libreria_barco_de_papel
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2024 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: There's only one remaining Spanish-language bookstore in NYC
Mario Bosquez with the story Photo: instagram.com/libreria_barco_de_papel
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2024 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: Meet Estella Vazquez
Kevin Rincon with the details Photo: Instagram.com/shestella31
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2024 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: Ice, ice, baby! Meet the Hispanic hockey player making a difference
Kevin Rincon with the details
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2024 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: Paulino Alvarez, Jr. continues his father's legacy, celebrating 41 years of his father's mariachi band.
Mario Bosquez with the story Photo: Instagram.com/nycmariachi
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2024 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: Meet the man continuing his dad's mariachi music legacy
Mario Bosquez with the storyPHOTO: Instagram.com/nycmariachi
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Can Trump turn NY red? Here's what Sen. Marco Rubio tells WINS
Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida -- aka, NYC's "6th Borough" -- responds to Donald Trump's previous suggestion that maybe he could even turn the Democratic stronghold of New York red, telling 1010 WINS' David Caplan that it's unlikely, but the former president is a confident guy, after all PHOTO: David Caplan
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REMEMBERING 9/11: WINS reporters captured weight of tragedy, resilience of city
As terrorists attacked the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001, 1010 WINS reporters were on the ground and over the air as the horrific and historic day unfolded in New York. This montage recalls the urgency and gravity of a moment that still reverberates more than 20 years later. PHOTO: People on the street watch in horror as the World Trade Center is attacked on Sept. 11m 2001. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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LaTosha Brown, Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter, sat down for an in-depth interview with 1010 WINS Executive Producers, Sharon Barnes-Waters. LaTosha is partnering with Black Theatre United for a very special Town Hall called "Reclaiming the Power of Yo
LaTosha Brown, Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter, sat down for an in-depth interview with 1010 WINS Executive Producers, Sharon Barnes-Waters. LaTosha is partnering with Black Theatre United for a very special Town Hall called "Reclaiming the Power of Your Vote." This will be held on Monday, September 9th at the New World Stages theatre in Manhattan. Ms. Brown spoke about the power of the Black vote and the most pressing issues facing the community. She also spoke about the historic nomination of a Black woman to the top of the Democratic ticket. Go to "Eventbrite" to get your free ticket.
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FANATICS FEST NYC 2024: SVP Mike Armstrong breaks down what to expect -- and what took so long for it!
Fanatics Fest NYC will kick-off at the Javits Center on Aug. 16, 2024. Mike Armstrong, SVP of Fanatics Events, spoke to 1010 WINS/WCBS 880 Executive Editor of Digital David Caplan about what to expect and why it took so long for such an event. Photo: Travis Scott at Michael Rubin's Fanatics Super Bowl Party held at Marquee Dayclub Las Vegas at The Cosmopolitan on February 10, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Billboard via Getty Images)
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Israel's NY Consul General Ofir Akunis on Iran, Hamas, Gal Gadot boycott, Columbia students returning
Ofir Akunis, the Consul General of Israel in New York, speaks with 1010 WINS/WCBS 880's David Caplan about Iran threatening to attack Israel, a boycott of "Snow White" because it stars Gal Gadot, the return of Columbia University students next month, and a recent anti-Jewish hate crime in Brooklyn. Interview conducted Aug. 14, 2024.Photo: Consul General of Israel in New York Ofir Akunis speaks during the The Jerusalem Post New York conference on June 03, 2024 in New York City. (Noam Galai/Getty Images)
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WINS INTERVIEW: Itay Milner, outgoing spokesperson for Israeli Consulate in NYC, looks back on his tenure
1010 WINS/WCBS 880 Executive Editor of Digital Content David Caplan speaks with Itay Milner, the spokesperson for Israel's Consul General in New York, as he prepares to leave his post and return to Israel. Photo: Itay Milner in 2018. (Zbigniew Bzdak/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
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1010 WINS Anchor Larry Mullins interviews Lloyd Williams, President & CEO of the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, about the upcoming Harlem Week 50th Celebration
1010 WINS Anchor Larry Mullins interviews Lloyd Williams, President & CEO of the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, about the upcoming Harlem Week 50th Celebration, taking place August 1st-18th.
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HAPPY BASTILLE DAY! French Consul General Cédrik Fouriscot on the consulate's massive music fest at Central Park
The Consul General of France in New York, Cédrik Fouriscot, spoke with David Caplan about the consulate's 2024 Bastille Day Music Festival in Central Park, slated for July 14, 2024. (Photo: Consul General of France Cédrik Fouriscot/Consul General of France)
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AUDACY NY PRIDE MONTH TOWN HALL: Disney's 'Aladdin' star Michael James Scott
Michael James Scott, star of the Broadway musical "Aladdin," talks about coming out, his journey as a gay man on Broadway and more. Photo:Michael James Scott attends the 73rd Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall on June 09, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions)
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NYC Asian American Pacific Islander Parade takes place on Sunday, May 19th. Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Dr. Bindu Babu, Co-Chair of the Parade
NYC Asian American Pacific Islander Parade takes place on Sunday, May 19th. Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Dr. Bindu Babu, Co-Chair of the Parade about what we can expect at this year's event.
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1010 WINS at 92.3 FM: 2024 Marconi - Major Market Radio Awards Entry
1010 WINS at 92.3 FM: 2024 Marconi - Major Market Radio Awards Entry
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Parkinson's Awareness Month: People describe their experience with the disease
Carol D'Auria interviews patients with Parkinson's disease for Parkinson's Awareness Month in April.
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1010 WINS Sharon Barnes-Waters interviwed Dr. Mark Frasier, Michael J. Fox Foundation's Chief Scientific Officer, about the foundations breakthrough research that identified a biomarker for Parkinson's disease which may be able to indicate disease before
Join The Michael J. Fox Foundation for the Parkinson's Unity Walk as it celebrates 30 years on April 27 in New York City's Central Park for a day of activities to celebrate, learn and connect, all while raising critical funds for a cure - 100 percent of donations support research and public policy priorities. 1010 WINS Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Dr. Mark Frasier, Michael J. Fox Foundation's Chief Scientific Officer, about the foundations breakthrough research that identified a biomarker for Parkinson's disease which may be able to indicate disease before typical symptoms appear.
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1010 WINS' Mack Rosenberg interviews Manhattan D.A Alvin Bragg
In this exclusive, 1010 WINS reporter Mack Rosenberg interview Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg PHOTO BY: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2024 INTERVIEW: Ilana Kaufman of Jews of Color Initiative
In honor of Black History Month, 1010 WINS and WCBS 880's David Caplan spoke with Ilana Kaufman, the CEO of the Jews of Color Initiative. Kaufman discusses the genesis of the organization, her own upbringing, the intersection of race and religion, and her hopes for the future.PHOTO: Kaufman's paternal grandparents Rosa and Roy Taylor, in an undated photo. (Courtesy of Kaufman)
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On the Marc - Bill Bradley
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with former NJ Senator and NY Knicks legend Bill Bradley about "Rolling Along," the Basketball Hall of Famer's performative autobiography that premiered last spring at the TriBeCa Film Festival. It's now streaming on "max," formerly known as HBO Max.
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INTERVIEW: Modi Rosenfeld talks growing up on LI, Jewish vs. non-Jewish audiences, meeting his husband on the subway, & more
Comedian and actor Modi Rosenthal has skyrocketed in popularity in recent months. The Long Island native talks with 1010 WINS/WCBS 880's David Caplan about growing up in the Five Town, starting a career in comedy, his "Reparations Tour" in Europe and lots more.He will tape an episode of his podcast at 92NY on Feb. 1, 2024. Visit modilive.com or 92Y.org for more info.Photo: Daniel Seung Lee
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1010 WINS/WCBS 880 2023 Black History Month Series
1010 WINS/WCBS 880 2023 Black History Month Series
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Ahead of the Hetrick-Martin Institute’s 18th annual awards ball, themed "The Year of the Dragon," which is set to take place on Saturday, Jan. 27, Amy Harclerode, CEO and Jermaine Ellis, director of community engagement and program operations at HMI share
Ahead of the Hetrick-Martin Institute’s 18th annual awards ball, themed "The Year of the Dragon," which is set to take place on Saturday, Jan. 27, Amy Harclerode, CEO and Jermaine Ellis, director of community engagement and program operations at HMI shared their insights into the organization's mission and ballroom events with 1010 WINS’ Sharon Barnes-Waters.
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ERIC ADAMS INTERVIEW: Mayor slams controversial City Council legislation on policing
1010 WINS/WCBS 880 reporter Juliet Papa speaks with Mayor Eric Adams, in an interview covering multiple topics, from a controversial bill on policing to vendors causing havoc on Sixth Avenue in midtown Manhattan. Photo: Mayor Eric Adams speaks during a Veteran's Day breakfast celebration at Gracie Mansion on November 09, 2023 in New York City. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
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The New York Urban League will host its 36th annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities Fair on Saturday, November 11, 2023, at Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park in Manhattan. 1010 WINS' Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Arva Rice, CEO & President o
The New York Urban League will host its 36th annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities Fair on Saturday, November 11, 2023, at Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park in Manhattan. 1010 WINS' Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Arva Rice, CEO & President of the New York Urban League who said that over 40 HBCU'S will be in attendance and several schools will offer on-site admissions and waive fees for qualifying students. Over one million dollars in scholarships will also be given out at the fair and there will be workshops and guest speakers focusing on helping students gain the knowledge and tools necessary for them to move to and through higher education. Attendance is free, but pre-registration is required for access to all aspects of the fair. For more information, go to "www.NYUL.org"
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Stephanie Rodriguez wanted to see more representation in media and set out to be it.
THERE ARE PLENTY OF DOMINICANS WHO SETTLE DOWN IN THE BRONX, BUT THEY'RE RARELY EVER TALKED ABOUT IN BOOKS, OR ON TV. STEPHANIE RODRIGUEZ, WANTED TO CHANGE THAT.
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Stephanie Rodriguez book, "Doodles from the Bronx," helps with the representation she did not see in media.
THERE ARE PLENTY OF DOMINICANS WHO SETTLE DOWN IN THE BRONX, BUT THEY'RE RARELY EVER TALKED ABOUT IN BOOKS, OR ON TV. STEPHANIE RODRIGUEZ, WANTED TO CHANGE THAT.
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INTERVIEW: Actress/comedian Amy Sedaris tries out being a cannabis dispensary's 'travel agent'
Amy Sedaris was the guest "travel agent" at Union Square Travel Agency: A Cannabis Store, near Union Square on Sept. 27, 2023. She spoke with 1010 WINS/WCBS Executive of Digital David Caplan about how she and her celeb friends -- from Andy Cohen to Justin Theroux -- react to cannabis, and what a strain named after her would be called.Photo: Amy Sedaris at Union Square Travel Agency on Sept. 27, 2023 (Dave Allocca/Starpix.)
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The New York Botanical Garden has a latino to help run one of the prettiest places in New York.
THERE'S SOMETHING GREEN AND GROWING AT THE FAMED NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDENS - NOT JUST PLANTS - BUT THE LATINO PRESENCE. MEET MAURICIO DIAZGRANADOS.
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A Latino from Colombia is the Newest of the New York Botanical Garden's best and brightest.
THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN HAS A NEW CHIEF SCIENTIST WHO HAILS FROM COLOMBIA AND FULLY APPRECIATES BIO-DIVERSITY AND DIVERSITY IN THE COMMUNITY. MEET MAURICIO DIAZGRANADOS.
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One Colombian is-literally- laying the roots of New York City.
THERE'S SOMETHING GREEN AND GROWING AT THE FAMED NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDENS - NOT JUST PLANTS - BUT THE LATINO PRESENCE. MEET MAURICIO DIAZGRANADOS.
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Lillian Colon made history as the first Latina Rockette- and she said it was anything but easy.
The legendary Radio City Rockettes changed forever in 1987. That's when the first Latina Rockette joined the line. Meet Lillian Colón
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Andaluz the Artist uses his culture as inspiration for his oversized murals that can be seen across the city
You've seen his work across the city highlighting the best in entertainment and culture, now meet the artist behind those murals.Photo: Courtesy of Andaluz
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Andaluz the Artist, has left his mark on the city with murals that can be found in every borough
You've seen his work across the city, highlighting the best in entertainment and culture now meet the man behind those murals. Photo: Courtesy of Andaluz
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Eduardo Vilaro talks about the influence the Latino community has had on mainstream America.
Ballet Hispanico celebrates Hispanic Heritage MonthPhoto: A dancer from Ballet Hispanico performs at Latino Inaugural 2013: In Performance at Kennedy Center at The Kennedy Center on January 20, 2013 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Latino Inaugural 2013)
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