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Showcasing diverse art forms including painting, photography, and digital art, the event at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on March 28 is one of the largest global celebrations of Black women artists.

Police say that the incident happened just after 8:30pm on Sunday evening.

A gunman opened fire outside a Brooklyn bar, injuring four people.

Brooklyn Children’s Museum names Brooklyn resident and art industry legal executive Tanya Layne to its Board of Trustees.

A new report from State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli examines post-COVID shifts in New York’s prison population, highlighting the growing share of incarcerated people age 50 and older.

New York City Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health unveiled a $2 million expansion of its Oncology and Infusion Center, nearly doubling capacity and adding new cancer support services.

Claims can be submitted within 30 days of the outage if you lost power for more than two days.

Seven Brooklyn nonprofits receive up to $5,000 each through Borough President Antonio Reynoso’s Community Baby Shower Fund to support new and expecting parents.

Residents can pick up native trees at events in Sunset Park, Canarsie, Bensonhurst and more from April through May.