3-9 p.m. Sunday: The brunt. The quality of the snow starts to change. Previously "warmer" wet flakes will begin to cool and stack up, especially in the coldest areas north and west. Moderate, steady snow. A few stronger bands possible north and west.

A winter storm is set to bring at least several inches of snow to the New York City area with some parts of northern New Jersey and Connecticut set up for more than six inches of snow. The snow is expected to start in New York City on Sunday morning.

Parts of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut were blanketed with several inches of snow from a winter storm on Monday. Here's how much your area saw.

Flurries or light snow showers are possible Thursday evening — but that system doesn’t look like anything all that exciting. The potentially, slightly more exciting chance of snow comes Sunday into Monday when the tri-state could get some widespread snow.

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Families in the Tri-State Area impacted by the Israel-Hamas war are waiting for Israel's full cabinet to vote on the ceasefire deal with Hamas.

A winter storm watch has been issued starting on Sunday afternoon for parts of northern New Jersey, Hudson Valley in New York, and Connecticut.

A Freightliner tractor-trailer struck the rear of a Honda Civic driven by Lauren Kopko, 40, of Connecticut, triggering a chain-reaction collision

A Deep River man was arrested on Thursday after police allegedly found a car stolen from a New Jersey dealership in a driveway, according to state police. Prior to

Gov. Ned Lamont told business leaders he won't touch the spending cap, but left room for debate on other fiscal guardrails.

Cent. Conn. St. visits the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights after Belle Lanpher scored 37 points in the Blue Devils' 62-55 victory over the Wagner Seahawks.

The overall average breast cancer incidence rate in the U.S. was 131.8 per 100,000 and the overall average breast cancer mortality rate was 19.3 per 100,000. Among women in the U.S., breast cancer accounts for 32% of all cancer cases and 14% of all cancer deaths, the report found.