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Ember Charter Schools founder Rafiq Kalam Id-Din II is bringing innovation to education for kids of color

The first major winter storm of the season made its way up the East Coast on Wednesday, heading for New England after dumping rain, ice and snow from Virginia through New York — and like everything in 2020, it was made more complicated by the c

Bridge Street Development Corporation has persevered to maintain its youth internship program when it was needed most

Fifteen years ago, David Negron was left paralyzed from the waist down by a drive-by shooting intended for someone else.

New coffee drink Bandida took home the top prize in Brooklyn Public Library’s annual PowerUP! competition

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams' Worst Landlord Watchlist shows the highest-violation buildings are in communities of color hardest hit by COVID-19

Dozens of Fort Greene locals sued the city's Landmarks Preservation Committee on Dec. 3 for green-lighting a 23-story condo tower at 130 St. Felix St.

Young Brooklynites gathered outside Borough Hall Sunday to demand Governor Cuomo and the state legislature make polluters pay

A little bit of post-injection soreness is completely normal.

Franklin Park — the beloved Crown Heights bar that was a steady favorite among neighborhood residents — closed Sunday night after 12 and a half years in the neighborhood.