Early Addition: Did Baby Lasagna drop the song of the summer?

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Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where video gamer Kai Cenat has apologized for creating chaos in Union Square last summer.

Here's what else is happening:

• A federal judge yesterday ordered New York City officials to come up with a plan over the next two weeks to finally make half of the city's yellow cabs wheelchair accessible — something that was supposed to have been accomplished by 2020 under the terms of a settlement.
• Here's a satisfying time-lapse video of road crews cleaning up I-95 in Connecticut after a fuel truck caught fire and wrecked the interstate last week.
• In other Connecticut news, meet the Darien college student who may or may not be informing the FBI after facing charges of running a multimillion-dollar UPS return fraud scheme .
• Newsday has a good piece honoring the grand and sometimes mafia-adjacent banquet halls of Long Island .
• Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard said he listened to "New York State of Mind" on repeat while running a 100k trail race in Oregon.
• ...should've gone with Baby Lasagna 's "Rim Tim Tagi Dim," in our opinion.
• The hairless Sphynx cat : here for a weird time, not for a long time .
• Verōnika , the restaurant inside the Fotografiska photography museum, was named New York's most beautiful restaurant by People Magazine.
• 👟 Do you run in NYC — and have advice for those looking to start? Gothamist wants to hear from you for a story !
• And finally, rise and grind baby: