141 Willoughby Street never landed a single office tenant. Now it's getting a $208 million makeover into homes and shops.

Free program at Green-Wood Cemetery gathers mourners at 7 p.m. Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

A woman's ear was struck by bullet fragments as an NYPD officer's holstered gun accidentally fired at Kingston-Throop Avenues station.

A Polish immigrant bled out on a Bed-Stuy stoop while a terrified resident refused to open the door. His family still waits for answers.

Both victims died at separate Brooklyn hospitals after gunfire erupted late Friday at Howard Playground in Brownsville.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard festival turns eight this October, pairing star power with new pitching sessions and a small business marketplace.

The International Downtown Association honored the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership's pedestrian-first overhaul, citing it as a model for districts nationwide.

A razor attack at a Fort Greene special-needs school sent a 16-year-old to the hospital and raises new questions about weapon screening.

The North 6th Street cafe that launched as Toby's Estate pours its last cup September 27, priced out by soaring rents.

Hakeem Smith lured Douglas Young to a desolate Red Hook block, then torched his body and rental car to cover it up.

Pierre Lee already admitted to a four-day Manhattan and Brooklyn robbery spree before the firearm verdict landed.

Police say two women argued on the mezzanine before one stabbed the other and fled while carrying a black-and-red purse.

Floyd Bennett Field's public arts festival features 24 artists, with a free communal picnic kicking off the night.