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‘It’s Mikey! He Shot Mikey!’: Brooklyn Man Was Waiting for His Sister When He Was Killed Outside Bar

A man fatally shot outside of a Brooklyn cocktail bar had just finished getting drinks with his sister and some friends, his family told the Daily News Monday.
Brooklyn Three-Alarm Fire Injures Five, Including Two FDNY Firefighters

Brooklyn Three-Alarm Fire Injures Five, Including Two FDNY Firefighters

Five people were hurt — including two firefighters — in an early morning Brooklyn blaze, authorities said.
BLK MKT Vintage Owners Create Home with Cultural Gems

BLK MKT Vintage Owners Create Home with Cultural Gems

At EBONY, we adore beautiful homes, particularly ones owned and designed by Black folks. See a new space each week with Beautiful. Black. Homes. America has become more comfortable at home.
City Police Commissioner Talks NYPD-Community Relations with Charter School Students

City Police Commissioner Talks NYPD-Community Relations with Charter School Students

The city's top cop found himself on the spot Friday when a high school student from Staten Island pressed him during a town hall on what the NYPD is doing to hold accountable officers who commit misconduct.
As NYC High Schools Reopen for In-Person Learning, COVID Numbers in Some Nabes Remain Concerning

As NYC High Schools Reopen for In-Person Learning, COVID Numbers in Some Nabes Remain Concerning

City high schools were set to reopen for in-person learning Monday, the latest in a series of steps toward normalcy even as the Big Apple's COVID-19 numbers remain concerning.
NY Loosens COVID Restrictions As Vaccine Rollout Ramps Up, Positivity Remains Low

NY Loosens COVID Restrictions As Vaccine Rollout Ramps Up, Positivity Remains Low

As the seasons change, so do the coronavirus restrictions in New York. The state is poised to end a ban on fitness classes on Monday.

Rallies To End Asian Hate Held In NYC; ‘We’re All Different, But That Doesn’t Mean We Should Be Treated Different’

All across the city people have been coming together, holding rallies to show their support for the Asian community. There was a massive show of support outside Brooklyn Borough Hall on Sunday.
The Knickerbocker Field Club, a Hidden Tennis Club in Brooklyn

The Knickerbocker Field Club, a Hidden Tennis Club in Brooklyn

The Knickerbocker Field Club is a true hidden gem, and one of our favorite locations in our book Secret Brooklyn . South of Prospect Park off of Ocean Avenue is a short, two-block street with a "punny" name: Tennis Court.

BP Eric Adams Expanding ‘Operation Safe Shopper' Program Amid Rise in Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams announced that his office will expand a program that launched over three years ago, amid incidents of hate against Asian Americans.
A Third Of Storefronts Are Empty On Bed-Stuy Main Streets: Study

A Third Of Storefronts Are Empty On Bed-Stuy Main Streets: Study

A months-long study of Bed-Stuy's businesses has found that a startling number of storefronts stand empty on the neighborhood's major commercial corridors.