Myrtle Ave's newest hot spots, including the Brooklyn Tap House (left) and homemade Nutter Butter cookies at Le Petit Bakery (right), are turning the once sketchy neighborhood into a main attraction.

Closed in 1956, Myrtle Ave subway station used to run on the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit line between Manhattan Bridge and DeKalb Avenue. The DeKalb Ave section ran into a lot of problems as it was the ...

stores, trendy bars and even stylish pint-sized duds. “We’re just really excited to be here,” said Elissa Jane Mastel, co-owner of the Urban Monster baby boutique at 388 Myrtle Ave., and a half ago on ...

Anthony Evans remembers Jan. 19, 1973, as the worst of the bad old days in his now-rejuvenated Brooklyn neighborhood. Four heavily-armed extremists took 12 people hostage inside John and Al’s Sporting ...

Experience a Brooklyn, NYC Street Food Tour showcasing three must-try sandwich shops: 1) David's Brisket House - 533 Nostrand ...

Two explosions rocked Myrtle Avenue this morning, punctuating an underground fire that raged for hours and cloaked two busy Fort Greene blocks in noxious smoke. According to witnesses, the first blast ...

Police say a T-Mobile store in Clinton Hill was robbed Thursday. It happened at 436 Myrtle Ave. around 1:45pm. A man wearing all black displayed a gun and took merchandise from the store, police ...