Historian Sean Wilentz talks about 'Through the Open Window, 1956-1963,' the latest installment of 'The Bootleg Series' he co ...

Ultra-marathoner Thai Richard spent two years documenting his ambitious runs that mirrored the city's transit system.

Journey of Love and Hope,” a new locally penned Peking opera, debuts Nov. 29 at the Arts Center of the Capital Region.

Wales-born dance instructor Gemma Bailey, who has lived in Spain for 15 years, is inviting residents and visitors to discover the joy of line dancing at her weekly sessions across Benidorm and ...

How to Run Faster was created with Runner’s World Training Plans in mind. They are designed for runners of all levels tackling every distance. The plans vary depending on your goals. Runner’s World+ ...

For many Americans, the term “line dance” calls to mind uncles in 10-gallons turning their Tecovas to “Boot Scootin’ Boogie,” or even an awkward scuffle around the high school gym when P.E. class gets ...

Every four years, New York City chooses a mayor — and every time, the rest of America pays attention. The office controls a $100 billion budget, oversees nearly nine million residents, and serves as a ...

Join ABC 7 New York on Saturday, November 1, for our annual half-hour special, "Countdown to the Starting Line," hosted by Eyewitness News Anchors Liz Cho and David Novarro. The pre-marathon special ...

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Thousands of runners geared up to kick off the TCS New York City Marathon in the Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 5K. On Saturday morning, nearly 10,000 runners of all ages ...

A new piece of hardware is hitting the subway -- not for speed or comfort, but to stop people from climbing on top of trains to subway surf. The MTA is now installing barriers in between cars on the ...

(Reuters) -A new underground transmission line was approved by the New York State Public Service Commission linking an existing Clay substation with Micron Technology's proposed semiconductor megafab ...

In a city that prides itself on moving fast, nothing’s slower — or suddenly trendier — than waiting on line. These days, it seems that New Yorkers will stand around and wait for just about anything — ...