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A warning from the EPA that two nonstick and stain-resistant compounds are more dangerous than previously thought is renewing concerns about drinking water in several Long Island communities. → Read More
A 9-year-old girl from Ukraine, unable to get life changing heart surgery in her homeland because of the war with Russia, is now on Long Island. → Read More
Five teenagers were arrested in a connection with a string of burglaries in Nassau County Tuesday night. → Read More
The debate over gun control laws continues in the U.S., but in Suffolk County, police are using the state's "red flag" laws more effectively than any other county in New York. → Read More
Make no mistake, the sounds and sights of today's Fire Island reflect changes in this landscape and very noticeable ones. → Read More
Summer camps across New York and New Jersey are struggling to hire counselors this season and may have to turn campers away if positions aren't filled → Read More
Believing in yourself was the theme at Dryden Street Elementary in Westbury, and the students marked "Social Emotional Learning Day." → Read More
It was back on Tuesday, April 26, and Williams, 54, from Holbrook was about to board a plane on his way back to MacArthur Airport from Orlando. → Read More
Timothy Klein was an FDNY firefighter, but on his off days, he worked with the Fight For Firefighters Foundation to build ramps for those in need. → Read More
"We've had seals go into people's backyards, we've had seals underneath cars so...they do get themselves into trouble, but this is probably the most in town we've ever had," said Montello. → Read More
Approximately 165 elderly scams were reported in Nassau last year. That's up from just 88 the year before. → Read More
The rate of colon cancer among younger adults is increasing, even though most people don't start getting screened until they're 45. → Read More
Memorial Sloan-Kettering's "Visible Ink" program has been putting cancer journeys out to the public, front and center, as an art form. → Read More
Guns were ablaze - but it was not a warzone, it was Bayside, Queens over the weekend. → Read More
Dr. Preethi Pirlamarla, a cardiologist at Mount Sinai Queens, is back home Tuesday after traveling overseas to help Ukrainian refugees. → Read More
The young girl's only wish is a service dog -- so a local advocacy group got the message and went to work. → Read More
A week after an Uber driver was violently robbed and knocked unconscious near an ATM, he and his wife received some great news from a generous viewer. → Read More
School districts on Long Island, like Hempstead Middle School, are struggling to keep schools open for in-person learning amid staffing shortages. → Read More
An online tutoring site launched by a student for tutoring at the start of the pandemic has become a valued resource during unpredictable times. → Read More
Police across the country are trying to reassure students and parents after disturbing social media posts calling for possible school threats Friday. → Read More