Today's episode dives into the escalating protests at NYC colleges over Middle Eastern politics, leading to over 100 arrests and a call for university leadership resignations. We also celebrate the life of a 110-year-old New Jersey man who defies age by living independently and driving daily. Plus, a heartwarming rescue at a Taco Bell drive-thru by a quick-acting manager.

Today's episode dives into the escalating protests at Columbia University, leading to a temporary shift to remote learning and the involvement of NYPD. We also touch on a heartwarming plea from a Brooklyn woman for her stolen dog, Romeo, and a record-breaking plank by a 59-year-old fitness enthusiast. Amidst these stories, we explore the delicate balance between freedom of expression and community safety.

Today's episode dives into a tumultuous week in local universities, where protests and vandalism challenge community safety and dialogue. We also shine a light on a remarkable 59-year-old who planked her way into the record books, proving age is just a number. Amidst the chaos, we explore a glimmer of hope in the fight to save our amphibian friends from a deadly fungus.

Today's episode whirls through a medley of emotions, from the excitement of Shakira's upcoming tour and her NYC stop to the heartache in Paterson where flames displaced residents. We also unearth a potential revolution in renewable energy with lithium in pyrite and peek at a future free from blindness with bioengineered corneas. Plus, a flashback to the Knicks' unique pitch to LeBron James, complete with 'Sopranos' and Trump cameos.

Today's episode covers a spectrum of emotions, from the heartache of a Paterson fire to the innovative vision of curing blindness. We touch on the Knicks' unique pitch to LeBron James, a decade ago, and delve into the serious rise of leptospirosis cases and antisemitic incidents in New York. Plus, ancient bamboo slats offer a glimpse into meticulous governance from China's Three Kingdoms Period.

In today's blend of local zest and global quests, we slice into the life of a Brooklyn cheese mogul who's churning up a $400k buzz without the profit padding. A grim exchange in upstate NY darkens our doorstep, while the courtroom preps for a presidential spectacle amidst NYC's security shuffle. Plus, we dive into the super commuting trend and talk to the whales - literally - about cross-species communication breakthroughs.

In today's episode, we delve into the tremors felt across New Jersey as aftershocks continue to rattle residents following a rare earthquake. We also discuss the tragic accident in Brooklyn and the rising measles cases in the tri-state area. Plus, a twist in Senator Menendez's bribery case and a unique view of the solar eclipse from space.

Today's episode delves into the stark contrasts of New York City, from the heart-wrenching shooting of a teenager in the Bronx to the audacious identity theft by public servants exploiting the homeless. We spotlight Cole Brauer's historic solo sail around the world, a beacon of inspiration against the backdrop of our city's challenges. Plus, the FBI reports a dramatic drop in crime nationwide, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness.

Today's 'Morning Beat' dives into a bizarre scam targeting a notorious ex-congressman and a massive Starlink terminal trafficking bust. We also groove to the news of Bruce Springsteen headlining a New Jersey music festival and marvel at the discovery of a millennium-old astrolabe bridging cultures. Plus, an AI breakthrough promises to reduce unnecessary antibiotic use in children, and we wade through the flood advisories affecting local areas.

Today's episode dives into the drama of accountability as ex-Gov. Cuomo is subpoenaed over his pandemic policies, while an unusual smuggling ring gets busted for bringing in goose intestines under a slithery cover. We also explore the latest safety measures in the subway system as the NYPD steps up its game amid rising transit violence. Plus, a Manhattan tenant's savvy negotiation skills save them big bucks on rent.