This timelapse video shows how the Barclays Center converted the arena floor from a Brooklyn Nets basketball court to a March Madness court on March 15, 2016, in time to host opening-round games of the NCAA Tournament. (Credit: Barclays Center)
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Rep. Grace Meng calls for NASA to block Musk and DOGE access over potential conflict of interest
Subway surprise! Mother gives birth to baby girl on W train Wednesday morning
Mayor Adams’ attorney declares corruption case ‘over’ – though Trump’s DOJ still has the ability to resurrect it
New York State reports first case of new mpox strain
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Sports
Mets’ Clay Holmes ahead of schedule in transition to starter; latest on AJ Minter
Mets bring back Drew Smith on 1-year deal plus option
Islanders’ ‘sign guy’ still going strong after two decades
Brock Nelson trade rumors: 4 Nations break may prove pivotal for Islanders future
Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson sends stern warning as return looms
Entertainment
East Village artist Storm Ritter’s home is literally a living canvas
Billboard names Forest Hills Stadium one of the top music venues on the East Coast
Silvercup Studios partners with local schools to foster next-generation filmmakers in Queens
MCNY exhibit invites visitors to cast a vote for Shirley Chisholm, explore Brooklyn pol’s legacy
Bronx photographer wins opportunity to shoot Knicks game at MSG
Crime
Two people dead in Bronx fire at Buddhist temple and home; blocked hydrant hinders FDNY efforts
Brooklyn creep claiming to be ICE agent tried to rape woman moments after she visited urgent care doctor: sources
Brooklyn jewelry heist: Daring thief steals $1.5 million in luxurious items from closing Macy’s store – then drops it while getting away
Brooklyn apartment fire kills Navy vet, FDNY warns against blocking hydrants
‘Everyone feels unsafe’: Homeless continue to make beds on rush hour subway trains as NYPD vows to address underground issues
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