It’s dangerous to be a cop. A dozen cops are injured on average every day within the New York Police Department, according to internal data, with officers facing serious injury more than twice a week. more

Six months following the devastating terrorist attacks of 9/11, the Municipal Art Society of New York and Creative Time got together at the former site of the World Trade Center’s twin towers, shining a pair of massive blue beams from New York City’s skyline into the heavens. more

It was a bug that no one could see, unless you were looking for it. And even then, the only place you would find it was in computer software. more

In an age where being anywhere near someone could expose you — and the people you love — to a deadly, highly infectious disease, there’s probably no such thing as being too safe. more

The philosopher and mystic Manly P. Hall once said “words are potent weapons for all causes, good or bad.” And it doesn’t take many words to create something good, or to destroy it all the same. more

The numbers are grim. And if you depend on the local news offered by your community newspaper, you should be worried. more

When the dinosaurs looked up into the sky some 65 million years ago and saw that ball of fire streaking across it, did any of them wonder if they’d be around tomorrow? more

Donald Trump had a change of heart last week when it came to face masks. While he still doesn’t understand why requiring masks to be worn should be mandatory, he did admit he’d wear one in a “tight situation,” adding that when he wears one, he looks like the Lone Ranger. more

As U.S. Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger neatly scripted General Order No. 3 into his logbook on June 19, 1865, the nation was still mourning the death of President Abraham Lincoln and looking for ways to reunite the country at the conclusion of the Civil War. more

The Press has received many responses to the Dec. 8 article and editorial about towing.  more