Bronx

This Afro-Latina Is Raising Funds To Open The Bronx's Only Bookstore

"The Bronx is no longer burning, except with a desire to read.”
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Another Cockroach Gets Stuck In Someone's Head (Ew!)

Two now. It's like an epidemic.
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Jay Z Hopes Kalief Browder's Story Will 'Save A Lot Of Lives'

The mogul premiered his docuseries on him at the Sundance Film Festival.
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These Journalists Got The NYPD To Pay More Attention To Murder In The Bronx

Al Baker and Benjamin Mueller of The New York Times spent a year writing about every murder in the Bronx's 40th Precinct. This is what they learned.
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Owner Killed, 5 Wounded In New York Nightclub Shooting

The suspect was out on bail on another attempted murder charge.
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A Black Olympic Fencer On A Mission To Redefine Greatness

Our society praises winners but shares nothing about the hardship we overcome to win.
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All-Female Skate Crew Challenges Patriarchy, Gentrification In NYC

"The idea of women occupying space in street culture or in the street in general is culturally radical."
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This Student Movement is Working to Integrate NYC Schools

IntegrateNYC4Me is a student-led movement in the Bronx that's trying to combat the impact of segregation in the city.
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Ted Cruz Defends ‘New York Values’ Jab Before Actual New Yorkers

The Texas senator also tried tying his Queens-raised, Manhattan-based rival to the state's Democratic politicians.
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No Federal Charges For NYPD Cop Who Shot And Killed Ramarley Graham

Federal prosecutors said they lacked proof the officer "willfully" deprived the 18-year-old of his civil rights.
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