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Sadikisha Saundra Collier, an artist from Bedford Stuyvesant, is showing her work at African Voices through March 7.

Judge Betty Staton co-founded the first African-American female law firm in the state of New York.

The unity breaks, organized by the Committee of Interns and Residents union, kicked off at Bellevue Hospital on January 30 and will end at Lincoln Hospital on February 7.

The shorthanded Brooklyn Nets squandered their lead and mediocre shooting from the Warriors going into the second half, eventually falling 109-98.

The musician's record release party on January 25 at the Wreckroom in Clinton Hill was a celebration and showcase of the deep connection between Kota and his fans.

DOE Chancellor David Banks said he will train teachers on how to discuss the Israel-Hamas war in the classroom.

Eric Adams has had a long career in public service to the residents of New York City, culminating in his current post as mayor.

The third annual Ice Sculpture show on Saturday will have live ice carving.

The Brooklyn Nets lost 136-120 to the Phoenix Suns, placing them 11th in the Eastern Conference and one game behind the last play-in spot.

Kevin Powell's poetry album "Grocery Shopping With My Mother," is an ode to his mother and their relationship.