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Flowers, garlands, and candles lay on the bench where 78-year old Edgar Spence was killed by a stray bullet on Thursday.

‘We have to demand accountability’: Vigil held for Mitchel Houses senior killed by stray bullet

By Marina Samuel & Emily Swanson

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After a Tragedy, one Bronx dog owner fights to give Mott Haven dogs a safe place to run

By Carol Chen

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Vigil held for Pamela Guerrero, who was found dead in Soundview apartment building

By Emily Swanson

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Tyson ‘TJ’ Harps laid to rest as suspect in teen’s fatal shooting remains at large

By Emily Swanson

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Can’t afford to grieve: Bronx families turn to crowdfunding to cover funeral expenses

By Sadie Brown

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Hundreds turn out to mourn teen killed in Haffen Park basketball game shooting

By Emily Swanson

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Former students hold memorial for longtime Monroe High School teacher Tom Porton

By Emily Swanson

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NYC Missing Persons Day event held in Bronx for the first time, offering hope and answers to families

By Emily Swanson

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Bronx mother charged with murder after allegedly killing her 5-year-old twins

By Steven Goodstein

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East Bronx community mourns the loss of Bronx Warriors Football founder Jerome Demers

By Steven Goodstein

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Mother honors legacy of 5-year-old son lost in Wakefield fire, vows to keep his memory alive

By Steven Goodstein

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