🚨 This week on NY Weekly Record 📰

⚖️ Luigi Mangione pleads guilty—and immediately launches a legal battle to dismiss his Manhattan murder case.

🚔 Carmine Agnello, grandson of John Gotti, reports to federal prison after losing his bid to delay surrender.

🐀 A single rat emoji lands a federal defendant back behind bars.

❤️ And one woman's remarkable journey after prison proves second chances can change lives.

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🚨 New week. New headlines. New York never slows down—and neither do we.

This week on the NY Weekly Record, we're following four stories that shine a spotlight on accountability across New York.

⚖️ A federal appeals court cracks open New York's prosecutor discipline system.

🏗️ The legal deadline to close Rikers Island is approaching—but the replacement plan is nowhere near ready.

🌳 We revisit the explosive events of the 1988 Tompkins Square Park unrest and why its lessons still matter today.

🚔 A high-ranking police official now faces an attempted murder charge, raising difficult questions about oversight and public trust.

Every week, Michele Evans cuts through the noise, follows the documents, and brings you the stories shaping New York—without the spin.

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🏙️⚖️ This week on the New York Weekly Record, Michele Evans follows four powerful stories that reveal how justice, accountability, and second chances continue to shape New York.

👨‍⚖️ Why does the same Manhattan judge keep presiding over some of the state's biggest criminal cases?

💰 How did corruption inside Queens Defenders leave approximately 16,000 New Yorkers without the legal support they depended on?

📰 Should a defendant get a say in which journalists cover a murder trial? We examine the growing fight over press access in the Luigi Mangione case.

🏡 And we visit The Lilac House, where women leaving prison find more than housing—they find an opportunity to rebuild their lives.

Independent journalism means looking beyond the headlines, asking difficult questions, and following the facts wherever they lead.

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🚨 This week on the NY Weekly Record, we're following four major stories shaping New York City.

⚖️ The NYPD's first criminal trial under the city's chokehold law could determine whether one of New York's biggest police reforms has real legal consequences.

🏫 An audit says New York City schools may have left up to $431.6 million in federal Medicaid funding for special-education services unclaimed, raising serious questions about oversight and accountability.

🚔 We examine the death of Julian Pagan, who died after his Bronx arraignment while in government custody, and the difficult questions investigators still need to answer.

🏢 And we look at New York tenants who say they returned home to find their locks changed, leaving some homeless while fighting to reclaim their apartments.

Every week, the NY Weekly Record cuts through the headlines, follows the documents, and asks the questions that matter most to New Yorkers.

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🗽 This week on New York Weekly Record...

New York never slows down—and neither do we.

From breaking headlines to powerful stories that deserve a closer look, we're bringing you four of the biggest stories shaping our city this week. 👇

🚨 NBC Security Breach

A man allegedly made his way backstage at NBC's Today show, reportedly targeting one of the network's anchors before police intervened. How did someone get that far inside one of America's most recognizable television studios? We break down what happened and why it matters.

🏛️ Federal Investigation Into Former NYC Sheriff

Federal agents searched the home of former New York City Sheriff Anthony Miranda as scrutiny grows over cash seizures tied to cannabis enforcement. What do investigators appear to be looking for, and what questions remain unanswered?

🔒 Rikers Island Under Federal Pressure

A federal judge is demanding action as New York faces new deadlines to address violence, staffing shortages and long-standing constitutional concerns inside Rikers Island. We explain what's changing—and what happens next.

🎬 For Venida, For Kalief Returns

One of the most powerful documentaries ever made about the lasting impact of Rikers Island returns to Harlem theaters before its national PBS premiere. We take a look at the legacy of Kalief and Venida Browder and why their story continues to resonate.

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🚨 A major prison safety overhaul. Two disturbing NYPD cases. And a Midtown building warning that has New Yorkers asking serious questions.

This week on The NY Weekly Record, Michele Evans breaks down four major New York stories:

🏛️ New York orders prison safety reforms after the Robert Brooks and Messiah Nantwi cases

🚔 An NYPD inspector is charged in an alleged attack on a female subordinate

⚖️ An NYPD officer is arrested on rape and child sexual abuse charges

🏙️ Officials issue a collapse warning involving 235 East 42nd Street in Midtown

Sharp reporting. Clear context. No noise.

🎙️ New episodes every Sunday at 6 PM Eastern.

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Stay Strong, New York! 🗽🔥

New York never takes a day off!!!

🎆 We look back at when the mob threw the biggest Fourth of July party in Queens.

💍 A viral Empire State Building proposal ended with criminal charges.

🚔 We examine why the city says Rikers is closing while the budget tells a different story.

💒 We break down how the NYPD balanced a celebrity wedding, a Brooklyn officer shooting, and a Brooklyn Bridge fire during one chaotic holiday weekend.

From history to headlines, politics to public safety, it's another unforgettable week in New York.

I'm Michele Evans, and this is NY Weekly Record.

Because every record tells a story. 📰🗽

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This week on NY Weekly Record, Michele Evans breaks down another chaotic week in New York City with independent reporting, sharp context, and the kind of public-interest questions official statements usually avoid.

This episode covers:

🎤 Taylor Swift, City Council, and a very wrong link

A quick correction with a wink, because even independent journalists have tech gremlins.

🚨 FBI searches and the NYPD brass problem

Federal investigators are looking at NYPD promotions, power, and whether influence has been moving through the department the wrong way.

⚖️ Court delays and the human cost

New York calls them delays. Survivors, defendants, families, and witnesses call them years of their lives.

🧾 Harvey Weinstein charge dropped after accuser says she cannot endure more

A victim-centered look at what it means when the system asks survivors to keep surviving the process.

🚧 Nothing says true love like an NYPD street closure outside MSG

Comic relief, city chaos, and one very New York love story involving traffic, security, and Madison Square Garden.

Independent journalism. Public interest reporting. New York City, unfiltered.

New episodes of New York Weekly Record drop Sundays at 6 PM Eastern.

Hosted by Michele Evans.