Word on the Street: Top tourist spots
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Word on the Street: Shorter work week
Word on the Street: Shorter work week
A company in New Zealand has switched to a four-day work week. News 12 asked residents what they would do with an extra day off.Word on the Street: The importance of dogs
Word on the Street: The importance of dogs
News 12 asked residents why their dogs are so important in their lives.Word on the Street: Potato chips
Word on the Street: Potato chips
Lay’s will release eight new flavors of potato chips showcasing local cuisines from across the country. News 12 asked viewers what a Brooklyn-flavored potato chip would taste like.Word on the Street: Tattoos
Word on the Street: Tattoos
News 12 asked Brooklyn residents to show off their tattoos.
News 12 asked Brooklyn residents to show off their tattoos.
Word on the Street: Books
Word on the Street: Books
News 12 asked Brooklyn residents what their favorite novel is.Word on the Street: French Fries Day
Word on the Street: French Fries Day
News 12 asked Brooklyn residents which type of fry is their favorite.
Word on the Street: TV Game Shows
Word on the Street: TV Game Shows
News 12 hit the streets to ask residents what their favorite game show on television is.Word on the Street: Unique Ice Cream
Word on the Street: Unique Ice Cream
New York lawmakers passed a measure that allows companies to sell ice cream with alcohol added. News 12 asked Brooklyn residents what other food they want to see in their ice cream.
Word on the Street: Top Summer Drink
Word on the Street: Top Summer Drink
News 12: 'What's your top summer drink?"
It's that time of year to enjoy a nice refreshing summer drink. News 12 hit the streets to ask Bronx residents, 'What's your top summer drink?"
It's that time of year to enjoy a nice refreshing summer drink. News 12 hit the streets to ask Bronx residents, 'What's your top summer drink?"
Word on the Street: Rent too high?
Word on the Street: Rent too high?
News 12 asked residents if they've considered leaving the borough due to high rents.
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Funeral held for 16-year-old Bed-Stuy shooting victim
Funeral held for 16-year-old Bed-Stuy shooting victim
Funeral services were held Friday in East New York for Latrell Brown, a 16-year-old who was fatally shot on his way to basketball practice last week in Bed-Stuy.
Funeral services were held Friday in East New York for Latrell Brown, a 16-year-old who was fatally shot on his way to basketball practice last week in Bed-Stuy.
NYPD joins calls for renewal of speed camera program
NYPD joins calls for renewal of speed camera program
Members of the NYPD have joined demonstrators in calling on state legislators to go back in session in Albany to renew New York City's speed camera program.
Members of the NYPD have joined demonstrators in calling on state legislators to go back in session in Albany to renew New York City's speed camera program.
Word on the Street: Shorter work week
Word on the Street: Shorter work week
A company in New Zealand has switched to a four-day work week. News 12 asked residents what they would do with an extra day off.Brooklyn weekend traffic advisory
Brooklyn weekend traffic advisory
Brooklyn weekend traffic advisory for July 21 and July 22.‘Day of Visibility’ promotes peace after bias bus incident
‘Day of Visibility’ promotes peace after bias bus incident
The city’s Commission on Human Rights’ Bias Response Team was spreading a message of peace and tolerance in Bay Ridge Friday in response to a viral video posted last week.
The city’s Commission on Human Rights’ Bias Response Team was spreading a message of peace and tolerance in Bay Ridge Friday in response to a viral video posted last week.
The city’s Commission on Human Rights’ Bias Response Team was spreading a message of peace and tolerance in Bay Ridge Friday in response to a viral video posted last week.
The city’s Commission on Human Rights’ Bias Response Team was spreading a message of peace and tolerance in Bay Ridge Friday in response to a viral video posted last week.
Business Briefs: Credit cards, cutting cable, Disney
Business Briefs: Credit cards, cutting cable, Disney
Annual credit card interest and fees have topped $100 billion. Cord cutting is on the rise. Disney is set to debut its first virtual reality film.
Annual credit card interest and fees have topped $100 billion. Cord cutting is on the rise. Disney is set to debut its first virtual reality film.
Brooklyn residents get Mega Millions fever ahead of $400M drawing
Brooklyn residents get Mega Millions fever ahead of $400M drawing
Brooklyn residents are getting Mega Millions fever Friday ahead of the over $400 million drawing.
Brooklyn residents are getting Mega Millions fever Friday ahead of the over $400 million drawing.
#N12BK: Starbucks opens ‘Signing store’
#N12BK: Starbucks opens ‘Signing store’
Kari and David Comer, of Riverside, left, Cessy Lauderdale, center, of Huntington Beach, and Candace Davider, of riverside, right, use sign language to talk outside Starbucks Coffee
Starbucks is opening a branch in Washington, DC in which every worker has to be proficient in American Sign Language.
Starbucks is opening a branch in Washington, DC in which every worker has to be proficient in American Sign Language.
Forever Family: Jackquel and Chaz
Forever Family: Jackquel and Chaz
There are thousands of kids in New York City looking for permanent homes.
There are thousands of kids in New York City looking for permanent homes.
Business Briefs: Chinese tariffs, Krispy Kreme, Uber
Business Briefs: Chinese tariffs, Krispy Kreme, Uber
Popular tech toys may soon cost consumers more.
Popular tech toys may soon cost consumers more.
