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  • The Songza app lets music lovers build playlists for almost any mood or situation, from "Unwinding After a Long Day" to "Cooking" or "Eating Dinner."
    For Playlist Junkies, An App To Send You Down The Rabbit Hole
    Wedding DJ Mary Nisi tries out Songza, an app that offers users ready-made playlists for almost any mood or situation. Nisi has one word of warning: Once you log in, she says, you may never put your phone down again.
  • Three photos show the Olympic flame slowly extinguishing at London's Olympic Stadium, as the London 2012 Games come to an end. The next Summer Olympics will be in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
    The Torch Is Out: Olympic Moments Will Burn On
    From the London Games' opening ceremony through 302 medal events, these Summer Olympics have fed fans a rich diet of history and spectacle. I can only wish that I'd been able to eat it all — but part of the allure of the Olympics is that there's no way to watch everything.
  • With Four Candidates Now Campaigning, 'Choice' Is The Theme
    President Obama and GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan were in Iowa, where they told supporters that the general election would give voters a stark choice between two visions of the nation's future. With Mitt Romney in Florida and Joe Biden in North Carolina, all four candidates worked to energize supporters in key swing states.
  • Justice Bernette Johnson is at the center of a legal battle over whether she will be the next chief justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court.
    La. Court In Racially Charged Power Struggle, Again
    At stake is whether Louisiana will now have its first African-American chief justice. Justice Bernette Johnson was elected in 1994 to a special seat created to remedy racial disparities. Now, there's a conflict over whether she is actually the longest-serving justice, and therefore entitled to be the chief.
  • Taryn Hook was so worried about her sick boa constrictor, Larry, that she appealed to a virologist at the University of California, San Francisco, for help.
    How A Virus In Snakes Could Offer Clues To Ebola In Humans
    A newly discovered disease that makes boa constrictors sick could help researchers figure out how some dangerous viruses in animals end up infecting people.
  • Original 'Cosmo' Girl Helen Gurley Brown Dies At 90
    Brown became famous in the 1960s with her bestseller Sex and the Single Girl. In it, she urged single women to embrace careers and sexuality. The book led to a three decades long career editing Cosmopolitan. Brown took the magazine from dowdy home and garden coverage to a saucy handbook for single women.
  • Newschannel 13 Meteorologist Paul Caiano
    Morning Weather with WNYT's Paul Caiano
    WNYT's Paul Caiano delivers his morning forecast.
  • FAST Initiatives Will Save Dutchess County Time and Money
    The Fiscal Accountability and Strategy Team (FAST) put in place by Dutchess County Executive Marcus Molinaro is projected to save the county hundreds of…
  • Voters Head to the Polls in Connecticut
    Registered Republicans and Democrats are choosing their parties' standard-bearers for the November general election.That includes primaries on Tuesday for…
  • NY, 13 other states back affirmative action policy
    New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on behalf of 14 states is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold racial preferences in college admissions.…
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