Jacob plays soccer with Gjøa’s youth program, which was founded by Norwegian immigrants in 1911. The program sticks to its Norwegian roots by sending players to the Norway Cup, a tournament in Oslo.

Wedged between two apartment complexes in Harlem lies the Electric Ladybug Garden. A painted “Welcome, Garden for All!” sign hangs outside the entrance. Trees and colorful Adirondack chairs line the ...

What is the topic for this Question of the Day? Well, if you know, you know. Just know that you'll hear a set of requests. But you knew that. Hear your requests weekdays after 9 a.m. Today's set: ...

It's the seventh day of the seventh month. Will lucky number seven be lucky for you? Find out when we spin a set of requests at the usual time, just after 7 a.m. (MDT). Hear your requests weekdays ...

On a very hot Wednesday afternoon, drumming and singing echoed along 116th Street in Harlem, also known as “Le Petit Senegal.” The sounds came from Senegalese New Yorkers rooting for their team in the ...

Have you gone swimming yet this summer? There's nothing like a refreshing dip on a hot day. In any event, don't miss out on requesting a song about swimming. We'll spin a set after 9 a.m.

Listen: A remote session with Death Cab for Cutie.

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Activists, politicians and formerly incarcerated people gathered at City Hall on the morning of June 2 for a rally to close Rikers Island. They called on the City Council’s Committee for Criminal ...

Passengers on the New York City subway or AirTrain are probably familiar with the voice that tells you to “stay away from the platform edge”. What you might not know is that the person behind that ...

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The tenth album from Canadian quartet Metric, Romanticize the Dive, is a muscular mashup of their synth-rock roots with a frank dose of lyrical rumination (and a bit of rage). Singer, keyboardist and ...