All Good In The Motherhood with trainer Brooke Taylor
It’s a condition that affects a third of new moms... making you look pregnant long after you’ve lost your excess baby weight.
The Missing: What Happened to Margaret Ellen Fox?
A haunting ransom call released 45 years after Margaret Ellen Fox's disappearance.The FBI and local police in Burlington City, NJ hope it could help crack this decades-old case.
Picky Eaters
We’ve all heard the term, “picky eater”... Heck! Maybe you birthed one!
Lew's View: The UFT vs. Charter Schools
The United Federation of Teachers and charter schools have been at odds for years now. FOX 5 NY's General Manager Lew Leone is imploring New Yorkers to see through the scare campaign and keep their options open when it comes to your child's education.
The Second Coming of the New Age | Fox 5 Films
New Age beliefs have become common, even among people who consider themselves to have strong religious beliefs. A recent study from the Pew Research Center found that 60% of respondents held a “New Age” view, like believing in reincarnation, astrology, psychics or a belief that there's energy in physical objects like mountains, crystals, or trees.
Delectable dumplings from East Wind Snack Shop | The Dish
Chef Chris Cheung's East Wind Snack Shop in Windsor Terrace pays tribute to his childhood in Chinatown.
Goya Foods | Our American Dream
The Goya Foods brand is a staple in the Latin community. Today it's the largest, Hispanic-owned food company in the world.
Buddha's teachings at a monastery in New York | Finding Faith
The Buddhist Association of the United States President Bhikkhu Bodhi was ordained as a Buddhist monk nearly 50 years ago while living in Sri Lanka. And before 1973, Jeffery Block, as Bhikkhu Bodhi was then known, lived in Borough Park, Brooklyn, where he grew up in a secular Jewish family.
Halle Bailey tapped to play Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid'
Halle Bailey, half of the sister duo Chloe x Halle, will next be going under the sea, starring as Ariel in the upcoming adaptation of "The Little Mermaid."
Twin sisters from Ecuador graduate St. John's, inspiring fellow immigrants | Our American Dream
Christina and Maria Villon Bustillo, identical twins, have overcome many barriers. When they arrived from Ecuador at age 10, they barely knew any English.
Murder in New Milford: Court vacates Sean Henning and Ricky Birch's convictions | The Tape Room
The Connecticut Supreme Court on Friday ordered new trials for two men convicted more than three decades ago in the stabbing and beating death of a 65-year-old man.
Brave girl inspires research on rare chromosomal disorder | The Big Idea
Karina Shah, 6, has a song in her heart and a beat in her feet. But in truth, it's her smile that lights up the room.
The puppeteer who brings King Kong's face and voice to life on Broadway
Every roar, grunt, snort and growl out of the toothy mouth of the 20-foot tall, more-than-2,000-pound, Tony-winning, steel and fiberglass gorilla puppet that stars in Broadway's "King Kong" originates not from some recorded Nature Channel audio track but instead from the live vocal cords of a puppeteer named Jon.
School serves students' emotional needs with the help of animals | The Big Idea
The lesson plan for Emma Volper, a 10th grader at Green Chimneys in Brewster, New York, includes mindfulness. As part of her education plan, she spends several hours a week practicing focus and being in the moment with the help of counselors and some less traditional therapists, of sorts. In this case, Zipper, a Norwegian fjord horse.
Broadway Bakes
You can get your sweets served by the stars of the stage, as Schmakary’s bakery on West 45th street hosts its fifth annual “Broadway Bakes,” to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
How an AI can be your online dating coach and help you find love | The Big Idea
Dating these days isn't easy, so many people seeing love or companionship turn to dating apps, which don't always make things easier. Searching through profiles, they swipe left or right, sometimes in vain. So what if you had some help? The online dating sector is turning to artificial intelligence—programming computers to think and make decisions just like humans.
'Deep fake' videos that can make anyone say anything worry U.S. intelligence agencies | What Is IT?
A video of a seemingly real news anchor, reading a patently false script saying things like the "subways always run on time" and "New York City pizza is definitely not as good as Chicago" gives a whole new meaning to the term fake news.
Lab-produced protein could solve world hunger
Mildred Vargas enjoys a hot meal at the non-profit soup kitchen Neighbors Together. The agency serves the needy who live in Ocean Hill, Brownsville and Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
A look at the yearly March of the Living | Fox 5 Films
With their heads held high, their feet moving with purpose. They march. Together. Each step a declaration to the world: We are still here.
Tool maker remains a family business after a century | Made on Long Island
Robert Jacoff never thought he'd end up running a fourth-generation family business manufacturing everyday tools that make life a little easier. The co-president of Great Neck Saw Manufacturers said it started with his great grandfather Samuel 100 years ago.