BronxNet Today

BronxNet TV Host and Founder of the Make the Grade Foundation, Dr. Bob Lee, has been proudly hosting the Make the Grade Gala for the past 20 years. The gathering honors inspiring leaders who have left significant marks in their communities, just as Dr. Bob Lee has.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

El Museo del Barrio's 48th Annual Three Kings Celebration, an annual tradition celebrating the arrival of the Magi. The event recognizes individuals for their activism, art, mutual care, and collective power, as inspired by the Young Lords' legacy and the Barrio's resistance history. Also commemorating the importance of Three Kings Day (Epiphany) in concluding the Christmas season.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Functional Neurological Disorder, or FND, is not that known in the medical community or in general. The condition affects how brain networks communicate, which can affect the way a person moves, speaks, walks or thinks. Symptoms may include paralysis, functional seizures, memory issues, and extra movements. Marisol Diaz-Gordon, who is an artist diagnosed with FND, created an informative exhibit called FND Warrior, to bring awareness and express her experience with the condition.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.