Bronx
Coverage of Bronx in the Nexus archive.
- 57-year-old woman found dead inside Grand Concourse building in Bronx
A 57-year-old woman was found dead inside a Bronx apartment building. She had injuries to her head and torso at the scene. Police are currently investigating the incident.
- Barbershop fire injures four in the Bronx
A fire broke out inside a barbershop in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx late Thursday night. Four people were injured during the incident, including two who are reported to be in critical condition. The blaze started just before 10 p.m. on West Burnside Avenue at La Roka.
- 5 hurt, 2 critically, in fire at Bronx barbershop
A two-alarm fire occurred around 9:40 p.m. at La Roka Barber Shop on West Burnside Avenue. The incident took place in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx, resulting in five injuries and two critical cases.
- 4-alarm fire burns through several apartments buildings in Norwood, Bronx
A 4-alarm fire burned through several apartments buildings in Norwood, Bronx. The incident occurred at 3435 Dekalb Ave., located between Kossuth Avenue and East 208th Street, before 6 a.m.
- 3-alarm fire burns through several apartments buildings in Norwood, Bronx
A 3-alarm fire occurred in Norwood, Bronx, burning through several apartment buildings. The blaze broke out on the top floor of the building located on Dekalb Avenue around 6 a.m.
- These NYC Communities Will Be Hit The Hardest by New Medicaid Work Rules
New Medicaid rules, resulting from a budget package that will slash $1 trillion over the next decade, require enrollees between ages 19 and 64 to prove participation in work or job training for at least 80 hours monthly. The New York State Department of Health estimates these changes could lead to up to 475,000 New Yorkers losing coverage, potentially increasing the uninsured population by 45%. Advocates warn that loss of coverage will cause people to forgo primary care visits, placing accumulating costs on local hospitals.
- The NYPD is searching for a driver who killed a Bronx cyclist in a multiple-car hit and run
The NYPD is searching for a driver involved in a multiple-car hit and run that killed a cyclist in the Bronx. Additionally, another motorist was injured during the crash, which resulted in damage to several cars.
- Cyclist killed in Bronx hit-and-run; NYPD searching for driver
The NYPD reported that a person driving a BMW fatally struck a 51-year-old cyclist. The accident occurred on Bruckner Boulevard near Longwood Avenue in the Bronx. After striking the cyclist, the driver crashed into multiple cars before fleeing the scene.
- Man killed in Bronx hit-and-run, woman hospitalized: NYPD
One man has died and a woman remains hospitalized following a hit-and-run incident in the Bronx on Tuesday evening. According to the NYPD, the accident occurred around 9:30 p.m. near Longwood Avenue when a suspect driving a BMW struck two parked vehicles on Bruckner Boulevard.
- Speeding BMW driver wanted after bicyclist killed in Bronx crash
A deadly crash involving a speeding BMW driver resulted in the death of a bicyclist in the Bronx. Police are currently searching for the driver, who is accused of fleeing after the accident on Bruckner Boulevard.
- Mother pleads for suspect to surrender after teen fatally shot in Bronx apartment
A mother has pleaded for a suspect to surrender following the fatal shooting of teen Riley Billingslea in a Bronx apartment. Reporter Anthony Carlo reports on a vigil that was held calling for justice after Billingslea's murder.
- 39-year-old man shot in head, killed in Bronx, police say
A 39-year-old man was shot in the head and subsequently died. Police reported that the fatal incident occurred in the Bronx.
- Man charged with hate crimes after disrupting service at Manhattan’s Central Synagogue
Larry Montes was arrested and charged with multiple hate crimes after disrupting Shabbat services and injuring a woman at Central Synagogue in Manhattan. The man, who originated from The Bronx, also damaged synagogue property and assaulted security personnel. Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the attack, which occurred amid a rise in reports of antisemitic assaults across the US.
- Bronx fire, explosion victim says she doesn't know where family will go next
Ellese Falcon lost everything last week after an explosion and subsequent five-alarm blaze destroyed her apartment building. The incident occurred at 374 East 209th Street in the Norwood section of the Bronx.
- NYPD says 15-year-old found dead with gunshot in Bronx apartment, another teen grazed
The NYPD reported that a 15-year-old was found dead from a gunshot wound in a Bronx apartment. Furthermore, another teen sustained grazing injuries during a shooting event that occurred in the same Bronx location.
- Arson suspected in Bronx deli fire that left 33-year-old severely burned, sources say
Arson has been suspected in a deli fire located in the Bronx. Sources stated that the fire on West 183 St., in University Heights, started when someone lit a device and threw it inside. The incident resulted in a 33-year-old being severely burned.
- 15-year-old found dead with gunshot wound to head inside Bronx apartment
A 15-year-old was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head inside an apartment in the Bronx. No weapon was recovered at the scene, and police are working to determine who may have been present when the shooting occurred.
- Sleeping husband killed in home invasion shooting that was likely an act of revenge
Ivan Barias-Florimon and Stuar Lopez-Reyes are charged with murder in connection with a June 3 shooting that killed Fred Werner and wounded his wife, Sandy Cooper. Authorities believe revenge was likely the motive for the home invasion in Milford, Conn., after the suspects allegedly entered the couple’s bedroom and opened fire.
- Two-alarm fire breaks out in Bronx deli, 1 seriously injured: FDNY
A two-alarm fire broke out at a deli on West 183rd Street in the Fordham section of the Bronx on Tuesday evening. A man was seriously injured with burn injuries and rushed to the hospital after the incident.
- EXCLUSIVE: Mamdani admin to break ground on Tremont Avenue busway to speed up service for 40,000 riders in Bronx
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration will break ground on the Tremont Avenue busway in the Bronx to speed up service for nearly 40,000 daily riders. The new upgrades are intended to make the critical crosstown corridor safer and easier to navigate by connecting residents to multiple subway lines and local routes. This project is part of a sweeping effort by the city and state to improve bus service across the five boroughs.
- Teen fatally shot in the head inside NYC residence, police say
A 17-year-old was shot and killed inside a residence in the Bronx early Monday morning. Authorities stated that shots were fired around 5:11 a.m. near Prospect Avenue. Officers discovered the boy with a gunshot wound to the head, where he was pronounced dead at the scene.
- Judge Who Sentenced ‘90s Teen Killer Now Wants Him Freed
Jose Colon, who murdered Antonia and Carlos Peña, is seeking clemency from Gov. Kathy Hochul after serving 27 years for the murders. The judge who sentenced him now believes that punishment was too harsh. This case sits at the intersection of debates regarding juvenile sentencing, rehabilitation, and whether mercy is appropriate in cases of murder.
- Former NYPD chief drowns in backyard pool on Long Island
The title reports that a former NYPD chief drowned in a backyard pool on Long Island. The provided content merely states 'Anthony Carlo has the details from the Bronx.'
- Mystery man accused of collecting deposits for apartment in the Bronx
A mystery man has been accused of misconduct. The accusation specifically concerns the collecting of deposits intended for an apartment located in the Bronx.
- When Sex Education Funding Is Taken Away, Young People Lose a Safe Space
The Trump administration terminated Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants nationwide with immediate effect, causing Children’s Aid to lose $936,700 annually. This funding cut threatens crucial sexual health and youth development services across New York City communities like the Bronx, Harlem, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. In response, local governments and nonprofit groups have filed lawsuits challenging the administration's decision.
- Tenants demand repairs at Bronx apartment following building explosion
Tenants at the Boston Secor Houses rallied in The Bronx, demanding repairs and the restoration of gas service. According to demonstrators, they have been without gas for seven months following a building explosion that occurred in January. That explosion left one person dead and 15 others injured.
- Dozens displaced after deadly explosion and 5-alarm fire rips through Bronx apartment building
A deadly explosion and 5-alarm fire damaged an apartment building in the Bronx, leading to dozens of displaced residents. Crystal Cranmore provided an update regarding this event from the Norwood section.
- Search for answers in deadly Bronx apartment building explosion and fire
A deadly explosion and fire occurred in an apartment building, leaving every tenant without a home. One person died on Wednesday, prompting ongoing efforts as investigators search for answers. The site of the incident is described as nothing but a shell.
- Mamdani’s childcare plan faces a hurdle: Home providers can’t earn a living
Mamdani’s childcare plan is reported to face a hurdle because home providers have difficulty earning a living. Andrea Peña was featured at her childcare center in Pelham Bay, and a longtime Bronx childcare owner explained how quickly business expenses can accumulate.
- BRONX EXPLOSION: At least 11 people injured as fire consumes apartment building
An explosion and fire at a Bronx apartment building on August 5 injured at least 11 people, including three critically injured civilians and three firefighters. The fire, which began on the second floor, became a five-alarm blaze, and initial reports suggest a lithium-ion battery may have caused it. A woman was arrested after a scuffle with police when denied entry to rescue her pets.
- Fire rages inside Bronx apartment building after reported explosion
An explosion and fire in a Bronx apartment building left one person critically injured, according to FDNY. The incident occurred at 374 East 209th St. in Norwood around 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
- Fire burns at Bronx apartment building in Norwood
FDNY crews responded to a large fire at an apartment building in the Norwood section of the Bronx on Wednesday afternoon. The incident involved a significant blaze requiring emergency services.
- Suspects in deadly Connecticut home invasion arrested in attack that rocked beach town
Two suspects, Ivan Barias-Florimon and Stuar Lopez-Reyes, were arrested in connection with a deadly home invasion in Milford, Connecticut, where Frederick Raymond Werner was fatally shot. The U.S. Marshals and local police captured Barias-Florimon in New York and Lopez-Reyes in Connecticut after a two-month investigation, with authorities indicating the attack may have been targeted.
- Bronx Foreclosures Have Doubled. Experts Say Many More Are Coming.
The Bronx has seen a near doubling of first-time foreclosures compared to the prior year, contrasting with a citywide 5% decline. Experts attribute the surge to a backlog from pandemic-era foreclosure moratoriums, rising tax liens, and the end of federal housing assistance, with The Bronx's low homeownership rate amplifying vulnerability.
- Son of ex-Mount Vernon official appears in court in Bronx shooting case
The son of a Mount Vernon official is appearing in court in connection with a Bronx shooting case. The official, Mount Vernon's deputy commissioner of public safety, faces charges.
- Failure to signal leads to arrest of suspect in deadly Bronx shooting
A man was arrested in the Bronx after being accused of shooting another man to death from behind. Jose Kuilan faces murder and weapon charges following the early morning shooting on August 3. Police linked him to the crime through unspecified evidence and arrested him during a traffic stop in the same precinct where the incident occurred.
- NY police bigwig accused of driving getaway car for her gangbanger son immediately fired
A high-ranking Westchester County police official was fired after allegedly serving as a getaway driver for her son during a Bronx shooting. The incident led to her immediate dismissal by officials.
- NY top cop accused of driving son from Bronx shooting: NYPD
A high-ranking Mount Vernon police officer, Jennifer Lackard, is accused of acting as a getaway driver after her son allegedly fired a gun in the Bronx. Both Jennifer Lackard and her son Chase Lackard were arrested at their Bronx home and charged.
- Mount Vernon official accused of driving son from Bronx gang shooting scene
Jennifer Lackard, a Mount Vernon official, is accused of driving her son from a gang shooting scene in the Bronx. Both were arrested Tuesday morning.
- Suspected Bronx killer arrested during traffic stop: NYPD
A man was arrested during a traffic stop in the Bronx after being found with drugs and is accused of murdering another man. The suspect, Jose Kuilan, is charged with the murder of Trojan Hart in Van Nest.