The best lady tap dancer in the world, Eleanor Powell, from Yonkers         By Mary Hoar, City of Yonkers Historian, ...

Here is a roundup of articles celebrating the 100th Anniversary of The New Yorker’s publishing debut. We at The Daily ...

Portions of the Lott House were first constructed around 1720 by a family that once owned much of the Brooklyn neighborhood.

Despite its current tax-and-spend Democratic Party leadership, New York City has a long history of thriving thanks to free markets.

Brutalism emerged in postwar Europe as a kind of architectural blank slate, as technological advancements made concrete more ...

The Longmont Museum is on the hunt for an illustrated map of the city from 1985 that depicts numerous businesses on and around Main Street.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Metro-North Railroad has completed the sixth in its series of locomotives ...

From a raid to a jailbreak, Oneonta’s police saw plenty of activity during February, pointing out the city’s shadier side.

For some historians who specialize in Malcolm X, it's a sign of a mainstream effort to dismiss complicated a nuanced civil ...

Twenty years ago, the craft cocktail landscape looked very different and bars dedicated to cocktails were just gaining ground ...

A sketch rescued in a dumpster in Hudson, New York is a long lost sketch by renowned English portrait painter George Romney.

Researchers have found dozens of human bones on the banks of the iconic river, many of them thousands of years old.