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The developers behind BKX said they're planning to transform the shuttered department store into a 5-story complex with restaurants, shopping and room for cultural events.

Friends of Abolitionist Place has worked to preserve 227 Duffield St., once home to a family of prominent abolitionists who were central figures in America’s antebellum anti-slavery movement, in Downtown Brooklyn for years.

Hundreds of live performances and educational workshops are set to transform East Williamsburg into a hub for improv comedy between July 9 -12.

The gathering served as both a show of support for the family and a call to action following a tragedy that disrupted what was meant to be a holiday celebration.

Adolphus Black is accused of carrying out a shooting on Memorial Day morning inside Xpress Laundromat. The shooting killed Kevon Lee, 41 and injured a second man.

New elevators are coming, enabled by congestion pricing funding.

Walgreens will pay more than $1.6 million in restitution to more than 570 workers at three Brooklyn stores, along with $163,000 in civil penalties.

To reduce mosquito activity and the risk of West Nile virus, the city will be spraying Marine Park and Fresh Creek Nature Preserve on July 7, 8 and 9.

Looking for a fun night out that mixes creativity with a good glass of wine? Brooklyn’s sip-and-paint studios are perfect for date nights, girls’ nights, birthdays or even just unwinding solo.