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News

‘She was more than how she died’: Bronx mother mourned after brutal killing

By Christian Murray

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Authorities raid luxury Mott Haven apartment, seize cannabis, cash, and fireworks

By Christian Murray

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Courts

Retired NYPD detective, nurse, and attorney indicted in Bronx deed theft case, AG says

By Sadie Brown

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AMNY

Police hunt for gunman who shattered man’s femur during Bronx July 4 cookout

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Courts

Bronx man sentenced to 20 years to life for random murder of college student in 2021

By Christian Murray

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Woman stabbed to death in the Bronx; boyfriend sought for slaying: NYPD

By Dean Moses

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Private funeral for toddler Montrell Wiliams draws calls for NYPD accountability

By Emily Swanson

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Courts

Bronx man indicted for murder after allegedly throwing 2-year-old son into Bronx River

By Christian Murray

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Courts

Bronx DA Darcel Clark looks to discovery rollback to ease the borough’s troubles

By Max Parrott

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Man, 22, fatally shot in the head in early-morning Bronx attack: NYPD

By Christian Murray

gang

Police bust Bronx gangs tied to 13 shootings, renew calls to toughen youth crime laws

By Dean Moses

Correction Department bus heading to Rikers Island

AMNY

Rikers Island sees two more inmate deaths in 78 minutes – prompting more investigations and outrage

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Police seek suspect who robbed 67-year-old man at gunpoint on Bronx subway platform

By Christian Murray

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Bronx nanny faces child abuse charges after being caught on camera beating two

By Dean Moses and Bronx Times

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Transit

Teen falls from 5 train in the Bronx while subway surfing

By Sadie Brown

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News

Man found dead in the Bronx under suspicious circumstances

By Christian Murray

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