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My Chemical Romance announced Tuesday it will embark on a 10-date North American stadium tour, where they will perform “The Black Parade" in full.

Right after the pandemic, they were booming, but now it looks like the golden era of New York City food halls is coming to an end. FOX 5 NY’s Kendall Green takes a closer look at why so many of these places are now closing.

This Thanksgiving, hosting dinner might be a little easier on your wallet. Turkey prices have dropped 12% compared to last year, along with savings on popular sides like cranberries and potatoes. FOX 5's Jodi Goldberg has the story.

It took six decades, but the LGBTQ+ groups will now be able to march in Staten Islands Richmond County St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The decision follows years of opposition. FOX 5 NY’s Michelle Ross has the reactions to the decision.

Trump nominates Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been selected by President-elect Trump to serve as his secretary of defense.

An Amtrak transformer explosion ignited a fire on the train tracks in the Bronx on Tuesday, causing significant service disruptions between Penn Station and New Haven and causing delays and frustrations for commuters. FOX 5's Michelle Ross has the story.

A New Jersey mom’s video is going viral after she says a restaurant refused to accommodate her 2.5-year-old autistic son. The mom claims that a restaurant in Hackensack denied her request for a highchair or stroller for her son, Hopper, leading to the family being asked to leave. The restaurant, part of the Hillstone Group, has a policy against child seating and strollers, which is stated on its website. FOX 5's Jessica Formoso has the story.

Governor Kathy Hochul is reportedly looking to revive NYC's congestion pricing plan, aiming to reduce Manhattan traffic and fund mass transit before President-elect Donald Trump takes office, as he's vowed to halt the program. FOX 5's Arthur Chi'en has the story.

President-elect Donald Trump is proposing new tariffs on imported goods, a move that could increase costs for American consumers. FOX 5's Arthur Chi'en has the story.

The family of 69-year-old Alberto Saldana is urgently seeking help to find him after he went missing nearly a week ago from the Upper West Side. Saldana, who suffers from Alzheimer’s and dementia, was last seen on surveillance footage wearing a t-shirt and pajama pants, but was later spotted in a green jacket, hat, and gloves. His family has been tirelessly searching the neighborhood, asking anyone with information to come forward. FOX 5's Linda Schmidt has the story.