The Bronx Ink

City legislators are trying to toughen sanctions for buyers and sellers of HIV medications on the black market.

Longtime residents have watched pockets of Morris Heights become riddled with separation and tension, marked with stories of shootings and weeping mothers. Now some are fighting back.

Organizers had planned a day of peaceful demonstrations to protest the city’s decision to close a community garden and prepare the land for sale.

Two syringe exchange programs in the South Bronx play an important role in the lives of drug users

A shooting less than two weeks ago that left one dead was the impetus to a “Community in Crisis” rally Wednesday night.

Mohammed Ademo is a digital media student at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. He is covering Morrisania for the BronxInk.org. Ademo previously worked as a community organizer and activist. He is also the founder of OPride.com, a website that aggregates news about his home country of Ethiopia. You can follow him on Twitter or […]

Bronx residents ignored the “credible, but unsubstantiated” threats of terror attack Sunday.