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Student scientists at KAPPA middle school don lab coats to begin harvesting their fresh grown produce in their new hydroponics lab built through a partnership with the Borough President and NY Sun Works.

Kids & Education

Bronx students learn about gardening and science through new hydroponic classroom

By Sadie Brown

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News

Bronx ambulance drives off after striking assault victim in the middle of Mott Haven street

By Sadie Brown

Guests enjoy the grand opening celebration of Capital Ones Fordham Road Café on Saturday, April 26, 2025, in The Bronx, where a $1 Million investment for The Bronx was announced.

Business

Capital One Bank opens new café on Fordham Road

By Sadie Brown

Bronx City Council Member Kevin Riley rallied supporters for the Indoor Hoops Act which would increase the number of indoor basketball courts available to the public year-round.

Sports

Riley and sports advocates rally for year round access to indoor basketball courts

By Sadie Brown

Marmorato

Marmorato calls for more cops following brutal car jacking in Pelham Bay

By Sadie Brown

Hostos Community College in the South Bronx hosted a panel on immigration with alumna and immigration social worker, Denise Herrera and Managing Attorney at HIAS Cynthia Katz.

News

Hostos Community College holds immigration town hall amid growing deportation fears

By Sadie Brown

Columbia University and South Bronx Unite have been working together to offer teens in the South Bronx opportunities to study environmental health science and climate justice.

News

EXCLUSIVE: Bronx teen program in jeopardy after federal grant cut by Trump administration

By Sadie Brown

Borough President Gibson urged the administration Thursday to fully fund the parks department and plant more trees in the borough during a press conference.

BP Gibson and environmentalists urge city to boost Parks Dept. budget, expand tree canopy

By Sadie Brown

Hunts Point is set to get a blue highway later this year which will move goods around the city by boat instead of freight trucks.

Hunts Point “Blue Highway” aims to reduce trucking pollution

By Sadie Brown

Bronx elected officials, union leaders and industry professionals joined a tour lead by BCC Media and Digital Film Production Program Director Jeffrey Wisotsky, asking questions about the schools new plan to renovate its classrooms and television studio.

Bronx Community College announces plans to revamp TV production studio

By Sadie Brown

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Bronx residents, leaders mourn death of Pope Francis

By Sadie Brown

Students from the Throop elementary school sautéed chick peas with carrots and swiss chard for the first round of the "Battle of the Basket" cooking competition Thursday.

Kids & Education

Bronx kids chop it up in cooking showdown, take prizes

By Sadie Brown

State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie announced Tuesday that lawmakers have reached a tentative deal to modify "Kalief's Law" which requires prosecutors to share evidence with defendants on a deadline.

Politics

Tentative deal reached to modify New York’s discovery reform law

By Sadie Brown

Lincoln Hospital in the South Bronx will begin a pilot program that connects patients living with opioid use disorder to medical care and social services for up to a year.

Health

Lincoln Hospital announces new program to support people with opioid use disorder

By Sadie Brown

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center awarded $50,000 tech grant for new Family Enrichment Center

By Sadie Brown

On Saturday, Bronx District-17 Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr. presented a Bronx Veteran who served in the Korean War, Sergeant Angel Manuel Rodriguez with a proclamation from the New York City Council recognizing his exemplary military service and his inspiration to the Bronx.

Council Member Salamanca honors 95-year-old Korean War veteran and Borinqueneer

By Sadie Brown

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