Flushing News – QNS

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Politics

City Council District 19 candidate Benjamin Chou earns endorsement from Sen. Stavisky

By QNS News Team

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News

Rep. Meng, NYS DEC host free fishing clinic for Queens residents

By Ethan Marshall

Indigenous Peoples Day

Things to Do

Queens Botanical Garden honors Indigenous Peoples Day with special events

By Jessica Militello

Cops are looking for these suspects who allegedly beat and robbed a 24-year-old man as he walked inside Flushing's Kissena Park.

Trio sought for beating, robbing young man walking inside Flushing’s Kissena Park: NYPD

By Bill Parry

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Things to Do

NaiSnow celebrates grand opening of first-ever U.S. store in Flushing

By Jessica Militello

NYPD Officers and NYPD Fire Marshals are investigating the fire and stabbing at 45-18 Smart Street.

AMNY

Queens stabbing, house fire leaves woman dead, teen wounded, first responders hurt

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Things to Do

Flushing Town Hall rings in autumn with art, jazz and global culture

By Jessica Militello

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Courts

Elmhurst couple, Forest Hills man indicted for sex trafficking Colombian woman in Flushing brothel: DA

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

The ultimate guide to celebrating National Coffee Day in Queens

By Jessica Militello

fall festival

Things to Do

CM Ung announces annual Fall Festival’s return to Kissena Corridor Park

By Ethan Marshall and Ramy Mahmoud

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News

Queens leaders celebrate $5 million in funding for renovations to Queens College

By Ethan Marshall

The FDNY battled a three-alarm fire at the H Mart on Union Street in Flushing and inspectors from the city's Department of Building issued a full vacate order due to the fire damage.

FDNY battles 3-alarm fire at H Mart’s flagship store in Flushing, DOB issues full vacate order

By Bill Parry

my chemical romance

Things to Do

Tickets for My Chemical Romance 2026 show at Citi Field go on sale Friday

By Jessica Militello

Cops are looking for this suspect, who allegedly assaulted a 74-year-old woman on board a bus on Main Street in Flushing on the morning of Sept. 6.

Senior woman assaulted by a fellow rider on bus on Main Street in Flushing: NYPD

By Bill Parry

Flushing Town Hall is celebrating 46 years as a cultural institution in Queens and received a $450,000 funding injection for the local arts community.

Things to Do

Flushing Town Hall launches Queens Arts & Culture Map, celebrates $450K in grant funding

By Athena Dawson

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News

Security firm opens first brick-and-mortar location in Flushing

By Athena Dawson

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AMNY

7 train stabbing: Man attacked in late-night assault in Queens

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Things to Do

Flushing’s Nan Xiang unveils limited edition mooncakes for Mid-Autumn Festival

By Jessica Militello

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Real Estate

Westin Flushing LaGuardia Airport, borough’s first five-star hotel, officially opens

By Ethan Marshall

109th Precinct officers were honored for their police work in June and July.

109th Precinct Council honors outstanding officers for police work in Flushing

By Athena Dawson

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Things to Do

Queens Night Market celebrates 10th anniversary in Flushing Meadows Corona Park

By Taliah Gabriel

Council Member Sandra Ung was joined by YMCA of Greater New York President & CEO Sharon Greenberger, Flushing YMCA Executive Director Heidy Lopez, F&T Group Principal Helen Lee, and members of the Flushing YMCA Board of Directors and staff to announce just over $1 million in funding she secured for a new YMCA in downtown Flushing.

News

CM Ung secures over $1 million in funding for new Flushing YMCA

By Athena Dawson

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Things to Do

The Shops at Skyview wraps up ‘Skyview High’ series

By Ethan Marshall

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Things to Do

Mets release documentary on role organization played in relief efforts in days following 9/‌11

By Ethan Marshall

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LETITIA JAMES INDICTED: NY attorney general hit with alleged bank fraud charges by Trump Justice Department

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