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Mamdani greenlights long-delayed Third Avenue safety overhaul in Brooklyn, targets 2028 finish

Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday pledged to complete a long-delayed safety overhaul of Brooklyn’s Third Avenue by the end of 2028, reviving a project that stalled under his predecessor after years of community demands and deaths along the busy corridor. The 2.1-mile redesign, stretching from 20th to 62nd Streets beneath the Gowanus (Brooklyn-Queens) Expressway in Sunset Park, will bring protected bike lanes, shorter pedestrian crossings and redesigned intersections to one of the borough’s most dangerous roadways. Work is expected to begin next year after a period of community input. The announcement comes nearly two months after 28-year-old nurse Jiayi Zheng was killed by a hit-and-run driver while crossing Third Avenue at 55th Street on Aug. 29, prompting renewed demands from Brooklyn lawmakers for the city to move forward with safety improvements. According to the city, 17 people…

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Atlanta Dream Owners Accuse WNBA Of Overlooking Them Before Finals Scheduling Mess

The Atlanta Dream ownership group went public with a blistering letter accusing the WNBA of ignoring concerns raised two months earlier about how the league handled its marquee Finals scheduling. Dream ownership wrote an open letter to Atlanta about the arena situation. Larry Gottesdiener, Robyn Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery said that two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, the Dream raised concerns that the WNBA Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. “Two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, we raised concerns that the W Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. As we moved through the playoffs, we reiterated those concerns. Our concerns did not receive the attention, nor the urgency, they deserved,” excerpt from the Dream’s open letter to fans addressing the Game Six…

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Dowson wants Saints to improve discipline

Phil Dowson's Northampton slipped up at local rivals Leicester Tigers in torrential rain on Saturday Northampton Saints director of rugby Phil Dowson wants to see an improvement in his side's discipline after they suffered a second Prem defeat at the weekend. The reigning champions came unstuck at a sodden Mattioli Woods Welford Road, losing 28-7 to local rivals Leicester Tigers, going pointless in the second half after holding a slender four-point lead at the break. The momentum totally changed in the second 40 minutes after England team-mates Henry Pollock and Ollie Chessum were involved in an altercation as they headed towards the changing rooms at half-time. Dowson is looking for his side to keep their composure and recapture the quality they showed in an incredible 71-48 victory over Bath earlier this month. Saints next host league leaders Gloucester in a mouthwatering clash at…

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Ravens vs. Bills preview | Week 8

Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Buffalo Bills during the 2026 NFL season. Here's everything you need to know about the Week 8 matchup between the Philadelphia…

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Hundreds of Atlanta HBCU Students March to the Polls Ahead of Midterms

Clark Atlanta University graduate student Ahmad Minnis usually votes in his hometown of St. Louis, but this year, the 22-year-old said he'll vote in Georgia for the first time. "It's imperative to vote here because my vote will go farther," Minnis told Capital B Atlanta on Tuesday. "I feel as though St. Louis, Missouri, is OK." Clark Atlanta freshman and Chicago native Kennedy Atanda, 18, expressed a similar sentiment after casting her ballot in Georgia for the first time. "It feels good," she said. "My mom's always instilled in me that you have to vote." During an "AUC March to the Polls" event Tuesday, Minnis and Atanda were among the hundreds of Atlanta University Center students who walked from the Thomas Kilgore Jr. Campus Center at Morehouse College to a temporary early-voting location at Friendship Baptist Church in the nearby Vine City neighborhood. Clark Atlanta University…

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