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NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- New York City is launching a groundbreaking program to prevent sudden deaths. The city's medical examiner will offer free genetic screening to at-risk family members of people ...

Stand clear of the closing snorts! The MTA will dish out $7.3 million to expand its anti-fare evasion gadgets to nearly every subway station in the five boroughs — even though rule breakers have been ...