John Montone
Drawing Held, But No Winning Tickets Sold; Powerball Jackpot Soars To $475 Mil
The next drawing will be held Saturday, with a cash value of $302.4 million, lottery officials said.
Eye On New York: Previewing AIDS Walk New York, A Sit-Down With Broadway Stars And More
CBS 2′s Marcia Kramer discussed the rampant corruption in Albany, with more state lawmakers getting caught up in corruption probes.
Police: Suspicious Vest Detonated At Clifton Store Is Movie Prop
The owners of New 4 You thrift shop on Lakeview Avenue were going through items they had purchased at a storage auction Thursday night when they made the discovery.
Study: Texting And Driving Kills More Teens Annually Than Drinking And Driving
More than 3,000 teens die annually from texting while driving, compared to about 2,700 for driving under the influence of alcohol, according to a study by Cohen Children’s Medical Center in New Hyde Park.
Heavy Rain Causes Flooding Across Tri-State Area Wednesday
Rain in New York City appears to have broken the previous record for this date, set in 1886, when the Big Apple got 2.33 inches.
Group Hopes To Give Away Guns In New York, Make Criminals Scared
A group wants to arm New York City residents with shotguns for free, in order to put some fear into criminals.
Quinn: Queens Sex Assault Suspect ‘Will Be Arrested’
“We simply cannot let the streets of Queens or anywhere else become places where girls and young woman are unsafe,” Quinn said.
Eye On New York: Sandy Recovery, Eye On Broadway, Mouth Off To Montone And More
In an Eye On Broadway, CBS 2′s Dana Tyler took a look at “Kinky Boots,” which leads the Tony Awards nominations with 13 nods.
Signs Warn Anglers Of Predator Fish In Harlem Meer
The signs around the Harlem Meer ask anyone who catches the northern snakehead fish not to return it to the water. Anglers are asked to “secure the fish” and “keep it in a secure container until it is picked up by officials.”
West Village Apartment Building Sues Over Bike Share Racks
There have been press conferences and angry flyers slapped on Citi Bike racks, but one West Village apartment building is apparently the first legal challenge to them.
Police: Plane Wreckage Found Near WTC Site Is Wing Gear
Boeing Co. confirmed the rusted metal part from a Boeing 767 is a trailing edge flap support structure, NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said. It helps secure wing flaps that aid in regulating plane speed.
Eye On New York: A Big Weekend For The Bronx Zoo, A Motown Musical, And More
We also heard from the Wildlife Conservation Society about the dangers facing elephants, plus spring fashion trends, and a chance to mouth off to 1010 WINS reporter John Montone, in this week’s edition of Eye On New York.
Brooklyn Subway Stop Reopens After Two-Year Closure
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said some work will continue after the station reopens, but it will not affect service.
Underground Wi-Fi Service Expanding To 30 More Subway Stations
After testing Wi-Fi in a handful of stations last year, the city is now expanding service to 30 additional stations, including Times Square, Rockefeller Center and Columbus Circle.
Drivers In New Jersey Could Face Steep Fines As Sting Operation Targets Distracted Driving
A new undercover, sting operation has police looking for drivers who talk and text behind the wheel.
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