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Health

BP Gibson calls for overdose prevention center in the Bronx at oversight hearing

By Sadie Brown

Bronx NYISE wrestler Amairi Kendra Rey Rodriguez, 15, took down her opponent from Maryland in one of the last matches of the day.

NYISE hosts first wrestling and cheerleading tournament since COVID

By Sadie Brown

Police released this photo of Antonio Romero, the young man arrested for the alleged subway slashing that left a teenage girl's face in stitches at a Bronx subway station in December.

Bronx teen arrested for subway station slashing of 17-year-old girl

By Sadie Brown

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Business

Bronx store owners say public drug use in the HUB is killing their business

By Sadie Brown

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Health

Faith-based foundation pledges $6.5M to advance Bronx health initiatives

By Sadie Brown

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Bronx teen survives fall while subway surfing on 5 train

By Sadie Brown

Naveed Hamilton, 9, was last seen Sunday wearing dark gray sweatpants, red Crocs, a light blue fleece, and a black jacket.

9-year-old Bronx boy missing since Sunday morning, police say

By Sadie Brown

Bronxites rallied in September in the South Bronx to plant trees and call attention to the extreme heat vulnerability of the neighborhood.

BP Calls on Adams to fully fund parks department and plant trees in the Bronx

By Sadie Brown

The Bronx Zoo offers several gift packages with the name-a-roach tradition.

Bronx Zoo’s Valentine’s Day tradition returns: Name a cockroach after your ex

By Sadie Brown

The Bronx Defenders launched a coalition with exonerated New Yorkers, advocates, and other public defenders to protect "Kalief's Law," named for the Bronx man who died by suicide in 2015 after being wrongfully imprisoned on Rikers Island for three years.

Bronx Defenders form alliance to protect New York evidence sharing requirements

By Sadie Brown

NYC DOT and Bronx officials attended a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate street improvement projects in Soundview.

DOT and Bronx officials celebrate Soundview street safety upgrades amid calls for greater action

By Sadie Brown

A Bronx P.E. was arrested at an elementary school for children with autism for allegedly exposing himself to students.

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Bronx elementary school teacher arrested for allegedly exposing himself to students

By Sadie Brown

ProXtracts was issued the first tier one cannabis processing license in New York City and plans to start producing this spring in Morris Park.

NYC’s first tier one cannabis facility opening in the Bronx this spring

By Sadie Brown

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Dinowitz announces city council capital funding applications for 2026 are open

By Sadie Brown

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Business

Schneps Media to host the 20th annual Bronx Power List

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Lime e-scooters had their best year in the Bronx in 2024, but some city representatives say that ridership does not necessarily equal success.

Transit

Bronx sees record Lime e-scooter ridership in 2024 amid ongoing criticism

By Sadie Brown

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