State health data show suicide deaths among 15–19-year-olds rose from 2022 to 2023, and national ED visits for self-harm top 616,000 annually. Experts and survivors urge early conversations and crisis resources.

The Bronx landed the largest slice of the new $30M LUCHA Equity Fund — roughly $11.3M — to expand workforce training, immigrant services and food-security programs across the borough.

Luckin Coffee signed a 10‑year lease for a 1,200‑sq‑ft Hudson Square storefront at 180 Varick, replacing a decades‑old deli and joining Olmstead's amenity push.

A new Oklahoman photo gallery traces Wynnewood‑born Gen. Tommy Franks’s rise from small‑town roots to leading CENTCOM and the museum he helped build in Hobart. The piece stitches wartime briefings, Washington honors and hometown displays into a local portrait of a national figure.

DOB ordered a stop‑work at 222 Broadway after contractors reported cracked concrete beams on an upper floor, pausing the Financial District conversion to hundreds of apartments.

Weill Cornell pledged $30M and new safeguards after a federal probe into patient sexual abuse.

All in One Deli Mart — known as Peas N’ Pickles — closed this week after three decades in Brooklyn Heights. Owners blame rising costs and post‑pandemic pressures.

A midday blaze at 1408 Webster Avenue injured one person and prompted a large FDNY response. Officials say the cause is under investigation.

A Western New York district paused a plan to bring a lifelike Realbotix robot into its high school after teachers and state officials raised privacy and safety concerns.

Korman bought BlackRock's stake in a Midtown AKA hotels portfolio for about $220M. The move consolidates control of 322 keys across several Manhattan properties.

The federal fraud case against Derek Wachob just moved from accusation to admission. The Oklahoma steel executive now faces sentencing in Manhattan.

A new subterranean cocktail lounge, Bar Bas, has opened beneath Marseille in Hell's Kitchen — the room repurposes a massive old film vault into a clubby French bar.

Queens prosecutors say one man treated office suites like easy pickings. The alleged spree stretched from Long Island City to Jamaica.