Brooklyn Bridge

A driver accused of pushing through protesters on the Brooklyn Bridge and injuring two people as they rallied on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death has been arrested. Police say groups of protesters were marching back to Brooklyn around 10 p.m. Tuesday when a Volkswagen sedan tried to get through the pedestrian traffic. It’s unclear exactly at what speed...

On the anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, activists and demonstrators gathered with some families of people who had died in interactions with the NYPD, and NYC mayoral candidates discussed policing in a debate. In D.C., Floyd’s family met with President Joe Biden. NBC New York’s Phil Lipof, Ida Siegal and Melissa Russo report.

On the Brooklyn Bridge, the innermost car lane in the Manhattan-bound direction would be turned into a two-way bicycle lane, while construction would start this year at the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge on making the outer roadway on the north side into a two-way bicycle lane

Protests are expected to continue this weekend following Wednesday’s decision in the Breonna Taylor case.

Eric Choi, the cyclist, tells NBC New York said he was glad no one was seriously injured but he wants more people to be aware of the bike lanes. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

As a man prepared to pop the question to his girlfriend on the Brooklyn Bridge, his photographer stepped out into bike traffic to get the perfect shot – and got plowed into by a bicyclist

A proposal moment ruined when the photographer got ran over by a biker on the bridge, Jen Maxfield reports.

Love is strange, especially in the middle of a pandemic, but a kind stranger was able to give a New York City newlywed a photograph to remember their untypical special day. Nevona Friedman was on a bike ride on the Brooklyn Bridge over the weekend when she took photos of a couple getting married under the sunset. But she had…

Photographer who captures the only picture of the nuptials tracks the newlyweds down to give them a precious gift. News 4’s Erica Byfield reports.

NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.

Police say several New York City police officers were attacked and injured Wednesday as pro-police and anti-police protesters clashed on the Brooklyn Bridge. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

Tensions rose as protesters and cops collided violently on the Brooklyn Bridge, during a different peaceful protest to denounce violence continued across the city, Marc Santia reports.

The top uniformed police officer in the NYPD said he was among three cops hurt in a scuffle with protesters on the Brooklyn Bridge Wednesday morning. Chief of Department Terrence Monahan said he sprained his pinky finger and got cut during the altercation on the Manhattan side of the bridge. Two other officers, a sergeant and a lieutenant, were taken…

NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford and Ray Villeda reports.

Traffic shut down for several hours Friday afternoon has resumed across the Brooklyn Bridge after a man was escorted safely from the top after an hours-long rescue. The NYPD deployed several rescue teams around 12 p.m. after reports surfaced of a man on top of the bridge. Both directions of traffic across the bridge were immediately closed and reopened nearly…

In an effort to address the overcrowded walking and biking area, the city is reaching out to the public for ideas on how to improve the Brooklyn Bridge promenade so pedestrians and cyclists won’t be literally rubbing elbows to navigate it

The city is looking for suggestions on how the pedestrian walkway on the Brooklyn Bridge can be improved, as more tourists and people using it to cross the river have forced a redesign. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.

It was a massive show of support about 20,000 people marched across the Brooklyn Bridge with a message of “No hate, no fear.” Myles Miller reports.

Thousands of people took to the streets of New York City on Sunday to support the Jewish community amid a spate of anti-Semitic attacks in the tri-state area.

Thousands of marchers are expected to cross the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday morning in support of the Jewish community currently at the center of recent attacks. Ken Buffa reports.