In Other Brooklyn News

Minus Moonshine in Prospect Heights looks very much like a regular neighborhood liquor store from the outside, even offering familiar drinks like beer, wine, whiskey, and gin—but all of the offerings here are non-alcoholic.

Cops are looking for a Brooklyn rapist who violently attacked a 23-year-old woman inside an apartment building last month. Police released video footage Saturday morning of the suspect sought for the Dec.

Bushwick residents are calling on the city to help clean piles of trash that they say have lined the neighborhood’s streets for months. Residents say the situation is a health crisis and has caused a rodent infestation.

Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday turned his attention to the problem of crime, and the situation of homeless people, in the subways. He said he would deploy teams of social workers and other professionals to deal with the homeless.

Crown Heights neighbors will soon be able to get a taste of a Michelin-awarded bakery Winner without making a trip to Park Slope.

Three people were sent to the hospital and a store had its windows smashed in after a crash on Flatbush Avenue early Thursday morning, according to FDNY and video. The crash, which unfolded just before 3 a.m.

Police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured in Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon. At 1 p.m. on Jan. 6, officers responded to a 911 call regarding a man shot at Dumont Avenue and Euclid Avenue.

Low pressure will pass to the south and east of the New York City metropolitan area from late Thursday night into Friday morning, bringing an accumulating snowfall.

A year after President Donald Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, eight Brooklynites charged in the riot are still waiting for their cases to move through the courts, records show.

Governor Kathy Hochul wants to revive a proposal to repurpose miles freight rail lines between southern Brooklyn and Queens for a new public transit dubbed the “Interborough Express.