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As the city weighs how to repair the crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway near Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights, the Atlantic Avenue underpass beneath the highway has been transformed into a work of art.

Brooklynite Samirah Horton, 16, helped to launch the Nazarene Library, a reading room stacked with banned titles at the Nazarene Congregational United Church of Christ in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Antonio Jefferson, a photographer and studio owner, is encouraging Black and queer artists to pursue a full-time career in the arts.

About 50 healthcare and disability advocates gathered in front of the Brooklyn office of Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis in Bay Ridge on Monday to protest her vote for the Big Beautiful Bill.

Hundreds of people flocked to Coney Island to see competitive eater Joey Chestnut scarf down 70.5 hot dogs during Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest on the Fourth of July.

Nonprofit BloomAgainBklyn conducts “floral rescues” to give used flowers a second life.

Most Brooklyn voters backed incumbents for various elected positions on primary election day, though a few City Council races in the borough were closely contested.

The New York City Board of Elections officially declared Zohran Mamdani the winner of the Democratic primary election for mayor. Brooklyn residents are loving it.

Lucky Charlie, a new pizza joint from Brooklyn chef Nino Coniglio, cooks all of its hot food in a coal oven that's 135 years old.

BOYFRIEND Co-Op offers drinks, food, community and a new business structure.