Nurses Improve Infant Health, One Home at a Time
A group of specially trained nurses visit new moms at home to keep them and their babies healthy
Cake Magic
A Bronx entrepreneur returns to her lifelong dream of opening up a bakery
Women Entrepreneurs Drive Economic Growth in the Bronx
The number of women opening businesses in the borough has shot up 53% in recent years, outpacing the rest of the city
A Seven Year Old Takes On Broadway
Bronx native Devin Trey Campbell is making his Broadway debut in "Kinky Boots."
Sweet, Sour, Dill and Everything in Between
Third-generation pickle maker on how it all started in 1897 and how they still make millions of pickles per year today.
The Africa in the Bronx
An art exhibit celebrates an emerging immigrant community that is making its mark on the borough
A Peacekeeper for Young, Troubled Minds
Brett Scudder is a one-man band for mental health support, particularly for young black men in the Bronx.
The NYPD Reaches Out to Residents in the South Bronx
A new neighborhood plan aims to rebuild trust between police and the community
It Takes The Hood To Save The Hood
About 5,200 school safety agents, a branch of the NYPD, patrol New York City’s public schools, making them one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the country. Critics say having so many agents in schools is setting kids up for jail.
A Fresh Start to School in the South Bronx
A sense of home away from home is what Principal Nieves is trying to create for students.
Video: Domestic Abuse Survivors Learn to Box in the Bronx
When Lisandra "La Nena" Velasquez first started hitting a punching bag, she didn't imagine she would ever become a champion. Physically abused by her partner, all she wanted was to learn how to fight back.
Having Fun Isn’t Hard, When You’ve Got A Library Card..and Free Wi-Fi
https://vimeo.com/125962430 For college prep student Maria Garcia, 20, it has been a struggle to complete homework at home. Garcia, who will be attending Hostos College in the fall, said that she has to ask friends to use their Wi-Fi in order to get her work done. But now, that will change as Garcia will be able to borrow a free portable Wi-Fi device from the Mott Haven library close to her home. A few dozen Bronx residents like Garcia stood on line to receive a Sprint mobile hotspot device by City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito on Thursday morning at the Mott Haven
New York City’s Secret Little Island
Who owns this small 2.5 acre-rock known as Rat Island off the coast of the Bronx? The clue lies in the flag.
New York City's Secret Little Island
Who owns this small 2.5 acre-rock known as Rat Island off the coast of the Bronx? The clue lies in the flag.
A Bronx Precinct Salutes a 10-Year-Old Girl from Texas
New York cops tip their hats to Savannah Solis, who sent 200 thank you notes to officers after two cops were shot.