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Bed-Stuy natives and politicians alike gathered this week to celebrate the life and career of Albert Vann.

The mural, which represented the women who live in the CHiPS shelter for mothers and young children, was washed away almost ten years ago.

Good Wine, one of the few Black female-owned wine shops in the country, needs to raise $75,000 to stay afloat.

One of the West Nile virus cases was reported in Brooklyn, while the other was reported in Queens.

Brothers Rusty and River Fields last month opened RHouse—Brooklyn's first Black residency hacker house—in their family's Bed-Stuy brownstone

Willoughby Avenue has been closed to through-traffic on and off since 2020, but some locals have pressing concerns.

Here's what you need to know about candidates running for congressional House and state Senate seats

The sentence was made following the defendant, 20-year-old Tony Johnson, pleading guilty to first-degree criminal sexual act on June 1, 2022

Funding will support safety improvements for both motorized and non-motorized traffic.

Brooklyn's beloved Book Festival is set to make big return this September with its second year of hybrid programming.