WINS-AM (New York, NY)

WINS, broadcasting at 1010 kHz and often referred to as "Ten-Ten Wins," is a radio station located in New York City and is owned by CBS Radio. The station's studios are situated within the CBS Radio building in the Hudson Square neighborhood of Manhattan, while its transmission towers are located in Lyndhurst, New Jersey.

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Fourth annual Lincoln Park Mayfest celebrates music, art

19 hours ago | audacy.com | Carolina Garibay

Music, art and entertainment collide for Lincoln Park's fourth annual Mayfest taking place Friday through Sunday. "It's just a joyous kind of feeling," said Erma Tranter, President of RANCH Triangle Community Conservation Association. She said the festival is often referred to as the start of Chicago's summer festival season. "It's a neighborhood festival with music, kids' games, food, artisans and art projects, all of that as a way to open up the city to Chicago's famous summer," she said.
Hopkins renamed Friday in honor of hometown star's WNBA debut

20 hours ago | audacy.com | Lindsey Peterson |Mark Freie

The Twin Cities suburb of Hopkins is changing their name - but just for this Friday. Hopkins, Minnesota will be known as Paige Bueckers, Minnesota in honor of Bueckers making her WNBA debut Friday night for the Dallas Wings. The day includes a ribbon cutting, a watch party, and several other events. Bueckers played her high school basketball at Hopkins and grew up in the area. Mayor Patrick Hanlon says they haven't heard from Bueckers about the name change. "We haven't.
This had to have been the most unique catch in Red Sox history

1 day ago | audacy.com | Rob Bradford

Was it the best catch in Red Sox' history? That's a tough one. Too many great ones in much bigger moments. But most unique? We might have a winner. TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK pic.twitter.com/DIgyEzwWfp- MLB (@MLB) May 15, 2025In the seventh inning of Wednesday night's Red Sox game in Detroit, Tigers' hitter Kerry Carpenter launched a 96 mph fastball from Liam Hendriks toward the right-center field fence.
Season opens and closes against Bengals, October 5 trip to London, no primetime games

1 day ago | audacy.com | Daryl Ruiter

CLEVELAND, Ohio (92.3 The Fan) - While Browns fans renew hope the team is in for a big turnaround in 2025, the NFL told everyone they aren't holding their breath with the release of the season schedule. The Browns have been scheduled for no primetime games in 2025, but that could change with flex scheduling should they surprise and exceed expectations by being a contender this fall. They will kick the season off at home against the Bengals before traveling to Baltimore.
A somber service in St. Paul Wednesday honoring the lives of 33 fallen police officers

1 day ago | audacy.com | Susie Jones

A somber service in St. Paul Wednesday honoring the lives of 33 fallen police officers. St. Paul Police came together to honor and pay respects to fallen comrades and Police Chief Axel Henry was among the speakers at the 61st annual Memorial Service. Gerald Sackett was just three weeks old when his father, James Thomas Sackett Sr., was gunned down in the line of duty. Officer Sackett had just returned to work and was responding to a call of a woman in labor needing help.
How have Stars been so effective vs. Jets?

1 day ago | audacy.com | Gavin Spittle

D Magazine's David Castillo joins Gavin Spittle to give his thoughts on the Stars' 3-1 win to put them one win away from their third straight conference finals appearance. The guys dive into what has made Dallas so effective in this series, and look back at the Mikael Granlund-Cody Ceci trade in February and discuss the impact that it's had. The guys dive into the special teams and why they are so successful for Dallas.
First Vegan butcher shop in the country, Herbivorous Butcher in Northeast Minneapolis, closed due to fire, smoke damage

1 day ago | audacy.com | Ari Bergeron

The first Vegan butcher shop in the country, the Herbivorous Butcher in Northeast Minneapolis, will be temporarily closed due to smoke damage. Co-owner Aubry Walch noticed something unusual Tuesday evening. "Around just a little after 9 that our security system had a power failure and I looked on the cameras and noticed smoke," Walch says. The damage is significant. "It's looking like it's gonna be a almost a complete rebuild in the kitchen," she adds.
Three wildfires still burning in northeastern Minnesota with no sign of slowing down

1 day ago | audacy.com | Mark Freie |Susie Jones

Help is on its way for those fighting the wildfires covering nearly 20,000 acres across northern Minnesota, in rural areas north of St. Louis County, north of Duluth. A new incident command team will take over control of one of the three large fires still burning starting still on Wednesday, freeing up local and state authorities to pick up on other firefighting efforts. DNR Forestry Division Director Patty Thielen says the high winds and dry conditions continue to be a challenge.
Warm spring is showing up in lakes with algae blooms mucking up some shorelines

1 day ago | audacy.com | Taylor Rivera |Lindsey Peterson

You may have noticed if you've been out walking the lakes of Minnesota or even out on the water already. Algae blooms are appearing earlier than usual across Minnesota's lakes and waterways. Lee Engel with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says while the changes to waterways are mostly aesthetic at this point, there can be some danger for people who get in the water with these algae blooms.
A brand-new Narcan vending machine is now open in North Minneapolis

1 day ago | audacy.com | Taylor Rivera |Lindsey Peterson

A brand new Narcan vending machine is now open in North Minneapolis. It's located at Fire Station 14 on Lowry Ave. N, a designated safety hub for local residents - and it's free. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says the machine will empower the community with a life-saving resource. "This is a place where no matter who you are, where you're coming from, no matter what you're experiencing in that moment, you can get not judged - but get care," says Mayor Frey.