New York bill would force some Chick-fil-A locations to open on Sundays
Legislation proposed by the New York State Assembly would require rest stop Chick-fil-A locations, famously closed on Sundays, to operate seven days a week.
Cruise passengers get ugly surprise when ship is rerouted to Boston and Canada instead of warm Bahamas
Passengers on an MSC cruise were left disappointed after their planned vacation to the Bahamas turned into a trip to the Northeast and Canada.
Organizations in Washington, Connecticut helping create qualified workers for jobs in maritime industry
The maritime industry is booming, but employers are struggling to find qualified workers so organizations in Connecticut and Washington are training young adults to enter the field.
Hugh Hefner’s original Playboy Club hits auction block, its controversial history to ‘fade away’
The site of the original New York Playboy Club built by Hugh Hefner in Manhattan is set to go up for auction in early 2024 after sitting vacant for years.
Ex-FBI official gets 4 years for working with Russian oligarch dubbed Putin 'henchman'
Charles McGonigal has been sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to working for sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
Door Dash updates tipping policy after NYC passes minimum wage law
DoorDash, UberEats, and other delivery apps are changing their tipping policies after New York City decided to increase minimum wage laws for the apps' employees.
Major grid operator warns legal agreement to shutter coal plant will devastate electric reliability
One of the nation's largest power grid operators is again raising the alarm that a looming coal power plant shutdown will devastate consumers in Maryland.
Islanders using MetLife Stadium game as 'inspiration' to open outdoor rinks at arena
The New York Islanders announced Wednesday they will open two pond hockey rinks that will double as a social gathering spot for fans to enjoy during games.
Massachusetts mom wins $25M lottery prize, plans to pay off her daughters' student loans
A Massachusetts woman has taken home a $25 million grand prize in the lottery. The mom of three plans to pay off her kids' student loans, take a trip to Aruba and buy a new car.
Jamie Dimon worried US economy in a 'sugar high,' says lower-earning Americans should be 'p---ed off'
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon delivered sharp comments on the American economy Wednesday, saying the lower third of earners should be "p---ed off" about their status.
Biden spending Thanksgiving at lavish Nantucket home
President Biden and family have returned to Nantucket, Massachusetts, to spend the Thanksgiving holiday at a lavish mansion owned by billionaire David Rubenstein.
Grid operator sounds alarm as coal plant shutdown threatens power for millions
A major U.S. power grid operator is warning that the upcoming closure of a Baltimore area coal plant threatens to decrease key electricity supplies across the mid-Atlantic region.
Winner of $1.35B Mega Millions jackpot suing daughter's mother for allegedly telling his family about the win
A Maine man who won the $1.35 billion Mega Millions jackpot at the beginning of the year is suing the mother of his child for allegedly revealing his lottery win to his family.
New York continues to be ranked one of the 'least free' states, new survey shows
New York was ranked as one of the least free state based on a recently released analysis of economic, social and personal freedoms by the Cato Institute.
Jewelry store owners retire, give loyal employees control of 60-year-old business
The owners of an East Coast luxury jewelry store chain are giving their family business to longtime employees with hopes to carry on the legacy of the original founder.
New York sues PepsiCo for generating significant share of plastic pollution in state
New York State Attorney General Letitia James has sued PepsiCo, demanding that it help clean plastic pollution along the Buffalo River and put warnings on its plastic packaging.
Teachers strike in Portland Public Schools drags on in ‘no school November’
The ongoing strike by the Portland Association of Teachers has kept about 45,000 students in Portland Public Schools out of the classroom since Nov. 1.
A pro-Palestinian protester is arrested after tearing down U.S. flags in New York City
Protests tonight began in Columbus Circle and are currently in the vicinity of Grand Central Terminal. (Fox News Digital)
WATCH: Maryland UPS driver carjacked at gunpoint, truck stolen in broad daylight
An armed carjacking of a UPS truck in a Maryland neighborhood was caught on video from a neighbor's doorbell camera.
NYC Uber Eats driver accused of fleeing after hitting 9-year-old boy who just got off bus
Police in New York City are looking for the person delivering an Uber Eats order who ran into a 9-year-old boy getting off a school bus Wednesday night.