How one construction team raised the roof -- literally.The Insane Plan to Lift a New York Theatre. Additional footage and images courtesy of L&L Holding Company, Nickelodeon, CNBC, Eyewitness News, The Museum of the City of New York, RKO Pictures, Earthcam, The Dronalist.

Community of Lights captured this amazing cloud at the end of July in the late afternoon in Fire Island Pines, a beautiful barrier island off the coast of New York. The cloud was about 500 feet wide and sever miles long covering the entire island as it went by, and then vanished in the Atlantic Oce...

Hurricane Irma made landfall as a category 4 storm on Sunday. As the storm moved inland, it wreaked havoc, leaving millions without power.

The Shed's concept is simple: It's the 120-foot tall building that moves. This idea is both its architectural hallmark and its metaphor for the future of culture. Opening on April 5th, New York City's half-billion dollar, hybrid museum-meets-performance space can shapeshift to double its indoor peri...

Rain Dove never saw herself as a supermodel, but her androgynous looks and unique gender-bending style took New York's fashion scene by storm. See how this self-proclaimed "gender capitalist" deals with building her personal brand and a hectic audition schedule one week before September's New York F...

The power of the ocean is captured by these sailors trying to conquer the sea.

Dan Barasch and James Ramsey have a crazy plan—to create a park, filled with greenery, underneath New York City. The two are developing the Lowline, an underground greenspace the size of a football field. They're building it in a trolley terminal abandoned in 1948, using technology that harvests sun

Alexei Barrionuevo from the NYT takes an exclusive look at what will be the tallest residential building in New York. The view extends from Central Park to beyond the Bronx.

This animation shows the GOES-East infrared imagery from April 1-30, along with the locations of each tornado that formed during the time (symbolized as red dots). Though tornadoes cannot actually be seen by GOES, these satellites are instrumental in being able to detect the conditions associated wi...

These amazing pictures from the United States show a wall of dust moving through the city of Phoenix in Arizona. Sandstorms like this happen during the region's monsoon season, which is underway. They occur over desert land and can reach thousands of feet into the air, spurred by strong winds. The d...