880 Extras

Dorian is now a Category 1 hurricane and forecasters say it could get even stronger. Bloomberg’s Brian K. Sullivan reports.

The New York City Police Department is going all out when it comes to security for the upcoming J’Ouvert Festival in Brooklyn. WCBS 880's Mike Smeltz reports.

WCBS 880’s Mack Rosenberg reports that while drivers in New Jersey got some good news today, rail commuters are still left frustrated by the lack of funding for the new Portal Bridge.

Jets legend Wesley Walker told the New York Post he cried when Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck announced his retirement at age 29. He tells WCBS 880's Steve Scott that he related to what Luck has been going through since his playing days.

Washington Post technology policy reporter Tony Romm details the changes.

CBS News correspondent Meg Oliver broke the story. She joins Michael Wallace and Steve Scott to discuss the "Landscape" program.

Bloomberg technology reporter Eric Newcomer has more on the case against Anthony Levandowski.

Police have arrested a neighbor of Roosevelt High School who allegedly fired shots near the school's football field in a dispute with landscapers. WCBS 880's Sophia Hall has more.

The criminal case against Jeffrey Epstein is officially closed, but more than a dozen of his alleged victims got a chance to tell their stories today in a court hearing. WCBS 880's Mack Rosenberg was there.

An Oklahoma judge on Monday found Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries helped fuel the state's opioid crisis and ordered the consumer products giant to pay $572 million to clean up the problem. Politico's Paul Demko reports.