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"Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg selflessly pursued truth and justice in a world of division," said Governor Cuomo

The artists residents program will bring Haitian dance, storytelling, acting and more to Central and East Brooklyn

The 26-year-old died during childbirth at Woodhull Medical Center July 3, highlighting the maternal death rate for Black women

Coronavirus left her without a father, Alliyah Speight says the pandemic isn't the only reason she's now parentless and going on penniless.

The Parks Department’s $10.5 million plan would remove 83 trees to make way for a paved plaza

The new education and humanities division will be spearheaded by Chris Berry, a champion of the arts in Black spaces.

Irondale Theater is hosting a series of live-online conversations to increase dialogue between cops and community in light of recent protests

The last-minute change comes after 21 Brooklyn schools report a staff member contracting COVID-19 last week

A ladder truck racing to a building fire crashed into an ambulance carrying a heart attack victim early Thursday morning in Brooklyn, killing the patient and critically injuring his sister, who was riding with him to the hospital.

Andre D. Wagner talks about his journey as a Black photographer, and the drive behind his upcoming book 'New City, Old Blues'