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Suspect sought for fatally shooting man during Bronx dispute: NYPD

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Updated World Series odds after MLB trade deadline

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Can bank-starved Bronx communities finally cash in after decades of redlining and mass closures?

By Robbie Sequeira

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From Belize to Broadway, Bronx actor performs in Disney’s musical ‘The Lion King’

By Jason Cohen

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The Bronx slashed unemployment by 14% over the past year, but still leads the state in joblessness

By Robbie Sequeira

Woodlawn Beautification Day to be held on Saturday in Van Cortlandt Park.

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Bronx students learn history of local slavery in NEH-funded summer program

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As deadline nears, Yankees Aaron Boone calls club ‘very complete team’

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Billion-dollar winning MegaMillions ticket sold in Illinois, but someone in the Bronx won a million bucks

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NYC Parks unveils $5.2M overhaul of Wakefield Playground

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Jacobi Hospital’s ‘Just Home’ seeks to house formerly jailed with medical needs, but residents say ‘criminals’ not welcome

By Aliya Schneider

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Ground breaks on Morris Heights affordable housing project, with units reserved for homeless adults

By Robbie Sequeira

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Search continues for suspects behind deadly Bronx shooting near bodega

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A month into the Bronx Bus Redesign, some residents feel unheard and unserviced by new routes

By Robbie Sequeira

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Morrisania shooting leaves man dead steps away from his home

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After Pride, the year-round fight for queer visibility and gender-affirming care continues for city’s LGTBQ+ providers

By Robbie Sequeira

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Do Bronx cannabis growers and those impacted by ‘War on Drugs’ see themselves in the state’s legal cannabis retail industry?

By Robbie Sequeira

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