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A Brooklyn-based glass studio is working to make the art of glass making more accessible to crafty New Yorkers.

More than 550 people were in attendance at the event.

The top five worst landlords on the list own several buildings throughout Brooklyn.

The sun will set at 4:31pm on Dec. 21, making it the shortest day of the year with a little more than nine hours of sunlight.

Brooklyn's Noel Pointer Foundation serves 1,500 children each year through programs across 40 Title 1 schools and daycares.

Construction has begun on a $1.2 billion affordable housing project in East New York, the largest investment of its kind in state history.

Fort Greene grocery staple, Green Grape Provisions, reopens this month after unexpectedly closing last August.

As BKCM winds down the 2022 calendar year, it has added over 80 private lesson students, totaling upwards of 400 students learning 20 instruments.

Buyback received the most guns during a single event in city history.

A Brooklyn pastor, who was previously robbed mid-sermon, was arrested Monday on federal fraud and extortion charges.