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Cops outside Brooklyn school where teen was found shot

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Brooklyn teenager shot near school; two suspects at large, cops say

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PHOTOS | Industry City welcomes the Year of the Snake with lion dancing, art installation

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Chaos and creativity rule as 22nd annual Idiotarod shopping cart race rolls through Williamsburg

By Lauren Rapp

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Downtown

‘Trace/s’ exhibit connects Brooklyn’s 150-year history of slavery to living relatives

By Lauren Rapp

Governor Kathy Hochul makes a reproductive freedom announcement in Albany.

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‘I’ll never back down’: Hochul doubles down on pledge to protect reproductive rights in signing new prescription laws

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Brooklyn celebrates Black History Month with events honoring culture and history

By Lauren Rapp & Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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PHOTOS | Brooklyn streets glow red and gold for Lunar New Year celebrations

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

President Trump raising his fist

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‘A hot mess’: New York officials fear a devastating impact of Trump’s tariff increases on the things you buy and use every day

Brooklyn police at a shooting scene

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Brooklyn gunman shot victim in both shoulders in late-night attack: cops

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Coney Island graduate among victims killed in D.C. midair collision

By Adam Daly

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Con Edison proposes double-digit rate hikes to fund clean energy and infrastructure upgrades

Gov. Kathy Hochul.

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Hochul refuses to detail talks with anti-congestion pricing Trump over future of toll program

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‘I am not useless’: Fort Greene teacher fights to keep job after DOE denies disability accommodation request

By Megan McGibney

(From L-R): Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for the New York City Courts Adam Silvera swears in Judge Norma Jennings, accompanied by her wife, Judge Juliet Howard, and two sons, Nicholas and Jordan.

Gay City News

Norma Jennings sworn in as New York State’s first Black LGBTQ+ Civil Court judge

The FDNY quickly took out a fire that occurred in the basement of a Brooklyn home.

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FDNY quickly takes down Brooklyn basement fire

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After years of delays, EPA moves toward partial ‘early action’ cleanup of Newtown Creek

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Mayor Eric Adams denies resignation rumor

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‘Who started the stupid rumor?’ Mayor Adams re-emerges with fiery speech slamming critics, denying resignation talk

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Clinton Hill block near Brooklyn Navy Yard set for major redevelopment

By Anna Bradley-Smith

opening of downtown brooklyn cultural center

Downtown

L10 Arts and Cultural Center, first-of-its-kind creative hub, opens in Downtown Brooklyn

By Lauren Rapp

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‘My son was tremendous’: Grieving family, community hold vigil for Heath Campbell, 15-year-old shooting victim in East Flatbush

By Lloyd Mitchell

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Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón looks at the camera during a portrait with the American Flag in the background.

Puerto Rico restricts gender-affirming care for people under 21

AFUWI Board Chairman and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Brookdale University Medical Center in Brooklyn, Dr. Cyrus McCalla, right, with some tourney winners.

AFUWI hosts successful Gaming for Good Charity Golf Tournament in Brooklyn

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Mayor Eric Adams stands with law enforcement and sanitation union leaders during a rally on the steps of City Hall, Thursday.

NYC Mayor’s Race | Law enforcement unions back Eric Adams for re-election, unfazed by corruption allegations