See The Office Campus Replacing Jehovah's Witnesses' Dumbo Space

Architects gave the first look inside the five-building campus that will open later this year in the former Jehovah's Witnesses space.

Apartment Tower Could Replace Brooklyn Abolitionist Building

An emergency rally Tuesday will make a last-ditch effort to landmark 227 Duffield St. and save it from becoming a 13-story building.

Brooklyn Program With History Books Written By Kids Wins Award

The Brooklyn Historical Society won a prestigious national honor for its Young Scholars program, which has added 14 books to BHA's library.

Minority Fare Evaders Are Arrested Most At This Brooklyn Station

Jay Street and Borough Hall had the most fare evasion arrests of any station between April and June, and only one was of a white person.

19-Year-Old Shot Twice At Brooklyn Farragut Houses, FDNY Says

Police are still looking for the person who shot a man Thursday morning at the housing complex on Nassau Street, FDNY said.

LIU Brooklyn Campus Closes After Potential Threat

All of Long Island University's campuses closed Thursday in an "abundance of caution" after the FBI warned of a threat, the university said.

The 'Only In NYC' Story Of Downtown Brooklyn's Newest Barber

Alex Nunez started cutting hair in his LES stairwell when he was 12. He now owns barbershops in the LES, the West Village and Brooklyn.

F Train Speeds Through 'Ball Of Fire' In Brooklyn, Witness Says

One person said their F train went through "a ball of fire" before firefighters got there to extinguish the flames near Jay Street/MetroTech

Worker Knocked Unconscious In Accident At Brooklyn High-Rise: FD

A construction accident at the 57-story skyscraper on Hoyt Street left one worker unconscious Monday morning, FDNY officials said.

$10M Downtown Brooklyn Revamp Brings Tech Center, Street Upgrades

Gov. Andrew Cuomo revealed six projects that will be funded by his $10 million grant, including library, park and accessibility upgrades.

Failed Downtown Brooklyn Food Hall Space Still In Limbo: Report

The failed Hill Country Food Park is at the center of a landlord-tenant dispute over its 8,000-square-foot space, the New York Post reports.

Video: Brooklyn Heights Car Break-In Thief Gets Away With $40,000

Police are looking for a man who broke into a car on Joralemon Street and took a backpack that had $40,000 in cash inside.

Downtown BK Has 2 Of Most Dangerous Intersections For Cyclists

The two intersections off Jay Street each had more than a dozen cyclist injuries over the last five years, a new study found.

Michelin-Star Chef Opens Brooklyn Bridge Park Waterfront Eatery

The Queens chef, who has also owned Manhattan restaurants, opened Estuary in One Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Brooklyn Food Hall Reopen After 10-Day Forced Health Dep. Closure

Time Out Market is back up and running after problems with its refrigerator closed 14 of its 21 eateries.

Stella Artois Offers Its Boat To Brooklyn-Manhattan Commuters

The beer company will give New Yorkers a free ride on the "East River Riviera" next week. Find out how you can be one of its passengers.

'Cruel' Heat Discovered During Surprise Brooklyn Jail Visit

An inspection at the Atlantic Ave detention center found it "boiling hot," without enough fans and no cold showers.

Brooklyn Bridge Park Has Free Fishing Clinics, 500+ Summer Events

Brooklyn Bridge Park's 500+ summer lineup includes fishing clinics, dance classes, sunset yoga and more. Here's what you should know.

Half Of Downtown Brooklyn Apartments Have A Pool, Study Shows

Downtown Brooklyn landed second on a list of NYC neighborhoods where tenants are most likely to get access to a pool.

Brooklyn Food Hall Enters 2nd Week In Forced Health Dept. Closure

Dumbo's Time Out Market shows no signs of reopening anytime soon seven days after 14 of its restaurants were closed by health inspectors.

Knife Wound Reported At Brooklyn Heights Rehab Center: FDNY

A person was hospitalized after getting hurt at the Realization Center rehab facility on Remsen Street Wednesday afternoon, the FDNY said.

Brooklyn Heights Association Chooses New Executive Director

An executive from the city's Small Business Services division will take over the position, which Peter Bray left at the end of June.

Health Dept. Shuts Down 14 Restaurants In Brooklyn Food Hall

A shared walk-in refrigerator kept 17 degrees above FDA standards led 14 of the new Dumbo food hall's 21 restaurants to be shut down.

Petition Started To Save Historic Brooklyn Abolitionist House

More than 1,000 people signed a petition this week to save a Duffield Street home that has been granted demolition permits.

Brooklyn Borough Prez Says No To Current Atlantic Ave. Jail Plan

Eric Adams supports using the BK jail as one of the four to replace Rikers, but wants its size slashed and more support for the incarcerated

Promenade Closure Plan Has Slim Chance, Mayor’s BQE Panel Says

A panel investigating how to rebuild the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway said the DOT's controversial idea to close the promenade won't hold up.

NYC Streets Closed For July 4th: What You Need To Know

More than 60 streets in Brooklyn and Manhattan will shut down to traffic as the city gets ready for the fireworks show on the East River.

3 Men In Brooklyn Jail Dragged Guard Down The Stairs, DA Says

Three men incarcerated at the Atlantic Avenue jail will serve more prison time after assaulting a corrections officer, prosecutors said.

BK YouTube Star Etika's Death Deemed Suicide: Medical Examiner

The Brooklyn YouTuber's body was found in the East River on Monday after he went missing and posted a worrisome video last week.

Missing Brooklyn YouTube Star Etika Found Dead, Police Say

Daniel Desmond "Etika" Amofah's body was found a week after the celebrity video game reviewer posted a worrisome goodbye video to YouTube.

Landmark Brooklyn Heights Building Will Become 14-Story Hotel

The landmarks commission voted yes to the new Remsen Street building last week, which has been vacant for more than 20 years.

Luxury Dumbo Development Puts Workers At Risk, Union Says

85 Jay Street has become the center of a campaign against its developers, who union reps say hire companies with sketchy pasts.

Dumbo Gas Leak Evacuates Waterfront Building: FDNY

Emergency responders swarmed a few blocks near John and Jay streets for over an hour Wednesday where a contractor hit a gas main.

14-Story Office Tower Would Replace Downtown Brooklyn Preschool

The Fleet Place office building, which would require a rezoning, will face its first public hearing this week.

Watch As Swimming Pool Is Hauled To Top Of BK's Tallest Building

Brooklyn Point caught its pool, which is the highest residential infinity pool in the Western Hemisphere, being hoisted up the 720-ft tower.

Brooklyn Community Board Says No To City's Jail Plans

After failing to take a stance in their first meeting on the plans, the CB voted again, this time with a long list of reasons for saying no.

SEE: Brooklyn Library Gives First Look At New Dumbo Branch

The new library, planned for Adams Street, will be the Brooklyn Public Library's first new branch since 1983.

SEE: New 25,000-Square-Foot Park In Dumbo Is Residents-Only

One of the largest private parks in the city will only be available to residents at these new luxury towers on Jay Street.

No Jails Or New Jails: Brooklyn Plan Debated At Borough Hall

Speakers were split at a borough president hearing between those urging a no vote and those urging a yes, with conditions, to the jail plan.

Conductor Who Saved Boy From Subway Tracks Named Brooklyn Hero

Hopeton Kiffin stopped his train and jumped down to save a 13-year-old boy with autism who was on the subway tracks at Hoyt Street.