Kate Hinds

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds gives us updates on the spread of coronavirus in New York. 

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins us for a new installment of "Kate Has a Plan."

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds gives updates on COVID-19 in New York. 

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins to give an update on how New York is handling COVID-19.

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds gives us COVID-19 updates from the newsroom. 

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds. 

In this week's look ahead: the coronavirus outbreak, the New York state budget, Harvey Weinstein's sentencing, and listen for the sound of spring: red-winged blackbirds are back.

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins us to give an update on coronavirus in New York.

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins us for a new installment of "Kate Has a Plan."

In this week's look ahead: New York has its first official COVID-19 case. Mike Bloomberg will appear on a primary ballot for the first time. And: more on transit and accessibility.

New York's official state animal isn't often seen in its biggest city. But a handful of them are now calling at least one borough home.

In this week's look ahead: NYC — and Mike Bloomberg — haven't closed the chapter on stop and frisk. New York's plastic bag ban goes into effect, and NJ Gov. Murphy delivers his budget. 

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds. 

This week's look ahead: tensions between police, the mayor, and protesters in the aftermath of the shooting of two NYPD officers. It's 'tin cup day' in Albany. And: misogyny in Trenton.

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins us for a new installment of "Kate Has a Plan."

In this week's look ahead: proposed changes to New York City's property tax system, the coronavirus outbreak, and a case that's been a lightning rod for critics of bail reform. 

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds. 

WNYC planning editor Kate Hinds. 

WNYC's planning editor Kate Hinds joins us for a new installment of "Kate Has a Plan."

In this week's look ahead: the effect of New York's new bail laws, an increase in the minimum wage for both New York and New Jersey, and gizmos for European royalty.