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An image of the exterior of All Hallows High School in the Bronx.

News

Amid wave of Catholic School closures, Bronx’s All Hallows goes coed

By Sadie Brown

Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson at the Aldi ribbon cutting (Photo via X)

Business

No-frills grocery chain Aldi opens store in Fordham, fifth location in the Bronx

By Sadie Brown

People wait for the bus in Pelham Parkway on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024.

Transit

Lawmakers blast MTA as it ends its fare-free bus pilot, citing boost in transit affordability

By Ben Brachfeld

NYC Ferry

Kids & Education

City high school students can now ride the NYC Ferry for less than $2

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

talent pageant

Talent pageant held during Bronx Puerto Rican Day Parade

By Miriam Quinones and Ethan Marshall

Subway train

AMNY

MTA details Labor Day Weekend service changes on subway, bus, commuter rail

By Ben Brachfeld

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Column: This back-to-school season, colleges in the Bronx are celebrating major accomplishments

By Jilleen Barrett

BXWBA

Two Preston High School students win first place in the BXWBA 2024 Gala Essay Competition

By Preston High School

Police officer in Bronx at location of home invasion

AMNY

Bronx man shot during home invasion attempt; two masked suspects wanted

By Dean Moses

man dressed in black and orange wanted for an alleged assault in the Bronx

AMNY

Cops hunt for knife-wielding perp wanted in connection with Bronx attacks

By Barbara Russo-Lennon

Policeman

AMNY

Over and out? Bronx police radios silenced in latest encryption rollout as local journalists fear apocalyptic end to NYC crime reporting

By Dean Moses

swimming

Op-Ed: Swimming resources are essential for our BIPOC communities

By Assemblymember Landon Dais

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Business

Crumbl Cookies to open Bay Plaza store Thursday

By Sadie Brown

Bronx officer shooting

AMNY

Bronx man shot dead a block away from his home after argument: cops

By Dean Moses

DOT

Bronx to gain new EV fast-charging station amid City’s push to close charging gap

By Sadie Brown

Column: The 2024 Emmy Award nominations contain a few Bronx Tales

By Jilleen Barrett, Director of Communications and Marketing for the BXEDC

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