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Yonkers woman indicted for allegedly stealing $275K from elderly Bronx stroke victim

By Christian Murray

Bronx homeowner displays bold banner calling Trump the ‘Anti-Christ’

By Sadie Brown and Ramy Mahmoud

Low Wage Food Delivery Workers In New York City Navigate One Of The City’s Deadliest Jobs

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Bronx driver arrested nearly a year after fatal hit-and-run of bicyclist

By Christian Murray

Saturday Night Live brought back the iconic, long-running sketch, "Bronx Beat" inspired by Bronxite Jodi Mancuso.

“Bronx Beat” sketch reprised on SNL 50 anniversary

By Sadie Brown

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Queens and Bronx riders can score free Lime e-scooter rides during Valentine promotion

By Athena Dawson

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Bronx man sentenced to 20 years for brutal attack on 12-year-old girl in Mott Haven

By Christian Murray

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Gibson announces new investment to combat opioid use in the HUB

By Sadie Brown

Savor the Bronx starts next week. Try a sampling of the Bronx best food, like this pasta from Radix Restaurant and Lounge at a deep discount.

Savor The Bronx starts Tuesday serving up new restaurants and old classics

By Sadie Brown

The NYC Bar Association called on the city to do more to remove the Bronx Zoo's last remaining elephants to a sanctuary; the zoo says the animals are doing fine.

NYC Bar Association urges city to relocate Bronx Zoo’s last two elephants to sanctuary

By Sadie Brown

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Reps Ocasio-Cortez and Velázquez demand FBI, CIA release documents on Puerto Rican leaders’ assassinations

By Shane O’Brien

The Hunts Point Recreation Center will honor female athletes with free sports clinic in March.

Hunts Point Recreation Center to host free sports clinic for women and girls

By Bronx Times

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Two people dead in Bronx fire at Buddhist temple and home; blocked hydrant hinders FDNY efforts

By Lloyd Mitchell and Robert Pozarycki

Con Edison says it’ll use the funding generated by the rate hike for infrastructure improvements.

Hochul, Torres call on state to reject Con Edison’s proposed rate hikes

By Sadie Brown

The Hub in the South Bronx struggles with drug crisis as leaders push for renewal

By Michelle Mullen

Smokestacks Send Condensation And Pollution Into The Air Of New York City.

West Virginia AG files lawsuit to block Dinowitz’ Climate Change Superfund Law

By Sadie Brown

The Allerton Library celebrated the expansion of its Teen Center Wednesday with a pizza and craft party. Students took home free books, shirts and other party favors at the event.

The Allerton Library expanded its teen center, and it’s really cool

By Sadie Brown

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