Brooklyn Eagle

Brooklyn Eagle Your source for Everything Brooklyn since 1841. Over 150 years later, the Eagle is a nineteenth century paper for a twenty-first century audience.

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle has a history of producing and distributing news that stretches back to its opening in October of 1841. We are forever committed to investigating all that defines the exquisitely unique and ever-changing culture of New York City's most popular borough.

"There is no better place on earth to watch the World Cup than Brooklyn."
06/18/2026

"There is no better place on earth to watch the World Cup than Brooklyn."

“There is no better place on earth to watch the World Cup than Brooklyn,” Reynoso said in a release. “Every nation playing has fans here.”

The celebrationwill fire 85,000 shells in 30 colors from six barges.
06/18/2026

The celebrationwill fire 85,000 shells in 30 colors from six barges.

The 50th edition of the nation’s largest Independence Day celebration in New York City will fire 85,000 shells in 30 colors from six barges.

Get yourself a ticket, even if you don’t know a thing about soccer
06/18/2026

Get yourself a ticket, even if you don’t know a thing about soccer

The adidas FIFA World Cup Fan Zone takes place through July 19, and is open daily from noon to 10 p.m. at Emily Warren Roebling Plaza.

New York seeks eighth straight win in Chicago tonight
06/17/2026

New York seeks eighth straight win in Chicago tonight

Since a tumultuous injury-plagued 4-4 start to this campaign, the Liberty (11-4) finally appear to be at full health and clicking.

Americans now own more than 40 European soccer clubs. The Conversation US
06/17/2026

Americans now own more than 40 European soccer clubs. The Conversation US

Soccer purists have long feared the “Americanization” of the game. But in one key respect, it is already happening: ownership.

The administration’s move handed a “final victory” to James and 17 other state attorneys general.
06/17/2026

The administration’s move handed a “final victory” to James and 17 other state attorneys general.

The administration’s move handed a “final victory” to James and 17 other state attorneys general, who sued last year to block the directive.

Artist Kevin Cincotta’s design highlights both Greenpoint’s history as a marshland and its Polish heritage.
06/17/2026

Artist Kevin Cincotta’s design highlights both Greenpoint’s history as a marshland and its Polish heritage.

A TEMPORARY MURAL along McGuinness Boulevard at Father Studzinski Square in Greenpoint has been completed, transforming a stretch of asphalt.

Now in its third year since returning from a decade-long hiatus, the show drew nearly 75 canine contestants.
06/17/2026

Now in its third year since returning from a decade-long hiatus, the show drew nearly 75 canine contestants.

Supported by Montague Open Streets, neighborhood vendors filled the block offering designer dog toys from local businesses.

"When I hear opposition to Monitor Point, I have to ask: What’s the alternative?"
06/17/2026

"When I hear opposition to Monitor Point, I have to ask: What’s the alternative?"

There’s a simple but urgent solution to this problem: Build more affordable housing. That’s why I support the Monitor Point project.

Peter Dorosh has cultivated Brooklyn’s birding community for over half a century.
06/17/2026

Peter Dorosh has cultivated Brooklyn’s birding community for over half a century.

For Dorosh, the bird club is not merely an organization. It is a structure that allows people to find one another.

Address

16 Court Street, Floor 30
Brooklyn, NY
11241

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Brooklyn Eagle posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Share