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Ben Bradford brings us the news at the top of the hour.

The Enterprise’s final flight leaves questions about the future of the country’s space program.

Students and teachers are breathing a sigh of relief as their schools are spared at the last minute.

Recent confusion over state test questions has illuminated concerns about the reliability of exams.

An elementary school chess team is gearing up for their first national tournament.

The men’s Olympic fencing team is calling New York City home as they prepare for the upcoming Olympic Games.

For some, clumsiness is just a way of life.

Bed bug complaints are down, but New York City residents aren’t out of the clear yet.

A controversial commuter tax may make a return after over 10 years.

Busses have been making their own rules for years, but that may change soon.

The conviction of Charles Taylor is making waves across the world.

The mortgage crisis is hitting the Hudson Valley in a visible way.

Recent college graduates are moving home in record numbers and creating a new home dynamic.

Pornography may not be considered an art form, but Will Sloan thinks there’s much to be learned from it.

Sarah Laing brings us the news at the half hour.