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Victims identified in Howard Playground shooting that killed two men (opens the original)
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Police were searching Saturday for the person who shot and killed two men inside a playground in Brownsville, Brooklyn. The killings happened inside Howard Playground in Brownsville, at Mother Gaston Blvd. and Glenmore Ave. The victims were identified as Antoine Utsey, 35, of Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, and Deon Miller, 33, who lived up the street from the playground. Officers were alerted to shots fired Friday night shortly before 10:30 PM. Police found Miller with a gunshot wound in the neck and Utsey
Brooklyn man killed after being struck by MTA bus in Flatbush bus lane (opens the original)
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A 58-year-old man was killed in Brooklyn after he was struck by an MTA bus in a bus lane near Nostrand Ave. and Clarendon Rd, according to the New York City Police Dept. Police said the crash happened a little after 8:00 PM Saturday night. Video captured the man just seconds before he was struck in Brooklyn’s Little Haiti. Cameras from different angles showed the 58-year-old walking toward the bus. The NYPD said the man stepped off the sidewalk and somehow made contact near the back of the bus a
Junior carnival parade kicks off West Indian Day festivities ahead of Monday (opens the original)
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Thousands of people filled Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn for the Junior Carnival Parade and Youth Fest as Labor Day weekend celebrations ramped up ahead of Monday’s main event — the 59th annual J’ouvert and West Indian American Day Parade. The city said it has a heavy security plan in place for Monday’s festivities, and the NYPD said this year’s attendees will be subject to screenings. Along 13 controlled entry points starting at 2 a.m. Monday, attendees will enter through designated checkpoints,
‘The world is going crazy': Subway riders reel after woman is randomly pushed on tracks (opens the original)
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A 65-year-old woman is recovering after police say she was pushed onto the subway tracks in The Bronx in an unprovoked attack at the East 180th St. station. A suspect is in custody, according to the NYPD. The victim, Lydia Zuñiga, spoke by phone with NBC New York from her hospital bed at St. Barnabas Hospital, describing the moment she was shoved from behind on the northbound 5 platform in the Van Nest neighborhood. “I turned around to see if the train was coming and next thing I know I just fee
Arthur Ashe Kids' Day launches free US Open fan week events (opens the original)
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Thousands of tennis fans packed the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens on Sunday as the 2026 US Open Tennis Championships officially kicked off with a fan week that offers free access to the grounds. The opening day featured the Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day, which honors the legend's legacy by making tennis accessible to young people, with events and qualifying matches running throughout the week. “I’m really looking forward to this,” Thomas, a young tennis fan, told NBC New York. "
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