Local Newscast: March 4, 2021 by Uptown Radio

New York has a long history of trying to place restrictions on bars. And New Yorkers have always found creative ways to break those rules. It happened in the 1890s, it happened during Prohibition, it's happening during Covid.

Pandemic Fatigue Keeps Persevering by Uptown Radio

My Pal Gordon by Uptown Radio

New City Council Bills Question Police's Role in Public Schools - Nicole McNulty by Uptown Radio

New York City’s movie theaters are opening tomorrow for the first time in nearly a year--operating with limited capacity and other covid-protocols in place. The reopening will provide some financial relief to the industry. But as Jack Stone Truitt reports--for the city’s small independent cinemas--it also comes with continuing challenges.

The U.S. Capitol police announced yesterday that they were aware of possible plans of far-right groups to attack the capitol, today, March 4th. The attack may have been inspired by the online group QAnon--some members believe this is the day former President Trump will be inaugurated for a second term. Arcelia Martin reports.

Uptown Radio Broadcast - Mar. 04, 2021 by Uptown Radio

The auction house, Christie's, is auctioning a purely digital piece by Beeple. Fei Lu reports.

Uptown Radio Broadcast - Feb. 25, 2021 by Uptown Radio