The most-anticipated appearance at Barclays Center during the Liberty’s preseason opener Saturday wasn’t new head coach Chris Demarco.

BROOKLYN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC hosts its annual Open Stages on Saturday, May 9, featuring performances from BKCM along with other artists.

The Atlantic Avenue Art Walk is designed to increase engagement with local businesses, highlight emerging artists and enrich the community.

THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM’S SEASONAL Museum on Wheels returns for its second official season beginning in May, the museum announced Tuesday.

Dumbo Projection Project returns with interactive art lighting up bridges and the BQE nightly throughout May.

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A man who killed three women inside a NYCHA senior housing building in Brownsville has pleaded guilty and will spend 30 years to life in prison under a plea agreement. Kevin Gavin, now 71, admitted to killing Myrtle McKenny (82), Jacolia James (83), and Juanita Caballero (78) in separate incidents that occurred in 2015, 2019, and 2021, according to prosecutors. Authorities say all three victims lived at the Carter G. Woodson Houses, a senior NYCHA building in Brownsville. Prosecutors said Gavin also lived in the building despite it being designated for seniors. They alleged he gained access to the victims by building trust and offering handyman services. After his arrest in 2021, investigators say Gavin confessed on tape, admitting arguments over money with each woman turned violent. As part of a plea deal, Gavin pleaded guilty to three counts of second‑degree murder and one count of first‑degree murder. » Subscribe to News 12: https://bit.ly/4dyeWzd About News 12: News 12 is the exclusive 24-hour local news service dedicated to bringing you the best local news and information about your neighborhoods. Available to subscribers of Optimum (Ch. 12), Xfinity (Ch. 127), Spectrum (Ch. 12), and Fios (Ch. 529), News 12 provides 24-hour access to local breaking news, traffic, weather, sports, and more. Connect with News 12: Where to Watch News 12: https://bit.ly/3Var02B Visit the News 12 Website: https://bit.ly/44CsG89 Find News 12 on Facebook: https://bit.ly/4agiXWl Follow News 12 on Instagram: https://bit.ly/44E6SJw Follow News 12 on X (formerly Twitter): https://bit.ly/4dyezVl #Brownsville #Brooklyn #crime Brooklyn man gets 30 years to life for killing 3 women in NYCHA senior building | News 12

A federal judge is expected to order Purdue Pharma to forfeit $225 million to the Justice Department. For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com

The Trumps are calling for the late-night host to be fired over a joke he made before the White House Correspondents Dinner last week. For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com

Resorts World New York City is opening its doors Tuesday in Queens as the Big Apple’s first table games casino. CBS News New York’s Aziza Shuler reports. For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com

Buying a car is one of the biggest purchases many people make, but it can also be one of the riskiest. CBS News New York’s Mahsa Saeidi reports. For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com

A redesign of Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn will be part of bus lane and safety upgrades between Livingston Street and Grand Army Plaza. For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com

Award‑winning journalist Joan Lunden sits down with News 12’s Rebecca Surran for an intimate conversation on Conversation Connecticut, discussing her new memoir, “Joan: Life Beyond the Script.” In this revealing interview, Joan reflects on her groundbreaking career in broadcast journalism, including her years as one of America’s most recognizable cohosts of Good Morning America. She shares what it was like joining the show as a new mother and navigating life in the public eye. Joan also opens up about her battle with breast cancer, speaking honestly about resilience, reinvention, and the lessons she’s learned through life’s most difficult moments. From legacy to motherhood, this conversation offers thoughtful insight into how Joan continues to evolve beyond the roles that defined her. 00:00 – Joan Lunden’s legacy as a broadcast trailblazer 01:58 – Joan Lunden on joining “Good Morning America” as a new mom 04:34 – Joan Lunden’s cancer battle 06:21 – Joan Lunden on resilience and reinvention » Subscribe to News 12: https://bit.ly/4dyeWzd About News 12: News 12 is the exclusive 24-hour local news service dedicated to bringing you the best local news and information about your neighborhoods. Available to subscribers of Optimum (Ch. 12), Xfinity (Ch. 127), Spectrum (Ch. 12), and Fios (Ch. 529), News 12 provides 24-hour access to local breaking news, traffic, weather, sports, and more. Connect with News 12: Where to Watch News 12: https://bit.ly/3Var02B Visit the News 12 Website: https://bit.ly/44CsG89 Find News 12 on Facebook: https://bit.ly/4agiXWl Follow News 12 on Instagram: https://bit.ly/44E6SJw Follow News 12 on X (formerly Twitter): https://bit.ly/4dyezVl #JoanLunden #Interview #Connecticut Joan Lunden reflects on career, cancer, motherhood as new memoir hits shelves | News 12

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