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Selected works from NBC, The New York Daily News, and The Bridge

Downtown Brooklyn Teams up to Fight Street CrimeAfter a string of shootings along Fulton Mall, civic leaders roll out new measures to discourage gang violence

Will Macy’s Total Makeover Lead to a Turnaround?The smaller, sleeker Brooklyn store is part of a bold plan by the 650-store chain to ward off the 'retail apocalypse'

Why Brooklyn’s Winterfest Won’t Be Back Next YearThe promised wonderland, now in its final days, disappointed many customers and vendors accustomed to better-managed events

NYC brownstone owner sues neighbors for painting her house's sideThe owner of a Brooklyn brownstone says the side of her historic red-brick building was painted black by her neighbor.

FDNY firefighter dies after five-story fall during Queens blazeA firefighter fell five stories off a roof while battling a fire in Queens Thursday, officials said.

Calls for Change in Battling Cigarette Butt LitterCigarette butts are not normally given top billing in discussions about tobacco-related problems. But they should be, environmental experts say. The USDA estimates that about 360 billion cigarettes are consumed...

Man Designs Handgun That Looks Like CellphoneA Minnesota man developed a handgun that folds up to look like a cellphone, an idea that's getting a lot of attention on social media. Kirk Kjellberg, the gun's creator and CEO of Ideal Conceal, said he got the...

How Cars Like This Will Be Doing 140 mph in BrooklynFormula E racing comes to Red Hook this weekend, aiming to thrill spectators with technology and speed

'Surprise! I'm Still Alive!' Contract Killing Doesn't Go as Planned'Kill her,' he said. Those were the words that Noela Rukundo heard come through the speakerphone. The voice on the other end of the line was her de facto husband, the BBC reported.

Lots of Buzz: How a Brooklyn Drone Service Took OffFor as much as $30,000 a day, Aerobo flies missions for moviemakers, media giants and big business

How Deadly Atlantic Avenue Is About to Get SaferBrooklyn's busiest business corridor will receive $5 million in improvements for bikers and pedestrians

Why Urgent Care Centers Are Popping Up EverywhereThe lobby of the CityMD office on North 7th Street in Williamsburg is not littered with old magazines. There is no massive line of coughing, injured people staring blankly at a slowly rotating ceiling fan. No one is complaining of an appointment 30 minutes delayed. This is not how I remember a visit to the …

What Is a Pod Hotel and What Is It Doing in Brooklyn?The opening of a Pod Hotel means a little more than just seeing another boutique hotel open in Brooklyn. Known for their sleek and affordable micro-rooms, as well as their often party-hearty clientele, such hotels landed first in touristy areas in Manhattan, which now has two Pod Hotels as well as two Citizen M hostelries. The hotels are …

The Trump Effect: Its Impact on Brooklyn TourismThe borough's booming hospitality business is likely to take a hit from the immigration crackdown

How Trump’s Budget Cuts Could Hit BrooklynSharp reductions in spending would potentially harm cultural groups, environmental cleanup and social services

How to Blow up a Bridge Without Making a MessControlled explosions will bring down the old Kosciuszko Bridge. But neighbors are concerned

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