Authorities charge a man and a woman after an illegal climb to the top of New York City’s Empire State Building this week. NBC and CBS report that the pair—identified by NBC as 32-year-old Ivan Kuznetsov and 33-year-old Angelina Nikolau—are facing multiple criminal charges, including felony burglary, reckless endangerment, and trespassing. CBS also reports prosecutors describe the couple’s account as seeking to do something “special” connected to their engagement. The New York Times says the climbers were extreme athletes known for unauthorized ascents and were arrested after getting engaged atop the landmark. The New York Times also reports one accusation involves breaking a security door to reach the spire. Additional coverage notes the couple has a history of similar high-risk stunts posted on social media. Across outlets, the reports consistently describe the climb as involving the building’s spire or antenna area and set out the pending criminal proceedings that could include time in prison. The case is still at the charging and early legal stage, with details of evidence and specific allegations continuing to be handled by prosecutors and the courts.