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UBS Arena to host 2024 MTV Music Awards this September
These 13 NYC subway stations will receive ‘Re-NEW-vation’ upgrades and cleaning this spring and summer
George Santos Ends Third Party Bid For New York’s First Congressional District
Pastor Dr. Dillon Burgin views Israel-Hamas War as ‘distraction, red herring’
AG’s office launches investigation into NYPD-involved fatal shooting near Roosevelt Avenue in Corona on Saturday morning
Dining & Nightlife
Check out the 14 food destinations in Queens featured on New York Times ‘100 Best’ list 
Queens Night Market returning with new vendors and more space this month 
New bagel store set to open in Sunnyside next month
Woodhaven BID gears up for restaurant week extravaganza in April
Celebrating Queens’ women-owned culinary gems
Entertainment
- UBS Arena to host 2024 MTV Music Awards this September
Rap legend Nas honored with mural in Queensbridge for ‘Illmatic’s 30th Anniversary
Projections light up Floyd Bennett Field at inaugural arts festival
PHOTOS: Myrtle Avenue Spring Street Festival welcomed over 200 merchants and thousands of attendees
Queensboro Dance Festival unveils Summer 2024 lineup and venues
Police & Fire
Over a dozen Woodside families displaced by 2-alarm fire at apartment building early Monday morning
Three attackers sought for stabbing 20-year-old man after bumping into one of them at a Queens Village autobody shop: NYPD
Priest imposter who allegedly robbed Queens church arrested in California after nationwide hunt
Jamaica teen takes top prize in NYPD essay-writing contest
Glendale man indicted for murder in fatal stabbing of girlfriend at a Maspeth tavern: DA
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