By Christina Arlotta A light mist hung in the air March 7 as demonstrators gathered along Fulton Avenue in Hempstead, the parking lot brightened by
By Nikko Cuda and Jonathan Padilla WRHU’s Jonathan Padilla and Nikko Cuda spoke to Muslim Scholars and Long Islanders about the conflict in the Middle
By Piper Cherry In February, a Nassau County Supreme Court justice rejected a legal challenge to Nassau County’s 287(g) agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs
By Kumba Jagne It was 1945. World War II had ended, and people of all colors sought to build lives on Long Island. Passage of
By Maria Laina DiMartino Village of Mineola residents recently raised concerns about accountability for property damage and fears about group homes operating within the village.
By Molly Haley Rockville Centre residents voiced concerns about late-night snow removal noise during the January village board meeting. One longtime resident addressed what he
By Kyanna Wiggins NEW YORK, N.Y. – At Manhattan’s Rockefeller Center, ice dancers Rylen Lukanin and Patrick O’Brien, both 13, skimmed across the surface of
By Anthony Favilla Marc Andrew Soto is a community leader and director of Liga de Justicia, a Brentwood-based nonprofit organization. Many of the group’s efforts
By Kyanna Wiggins An ad hoc group of activists on Tuesday confronted the Village of Hempstead Board of Trustees during a packed public meeting at
By Camryn Bowden Artificial intelligence is a rapidly developing tool in many areas. Economically, it’s the focus of most high-tech companies. Culturally, it’s a major
By Christina Arlotta A wash of blue and purple lights spilled across Eisenhower Park as visitors stepped onto the path where glowing flowers rose from
By Lindsey Lolkema The start of the 2025-26 academic year kicked off with a new policy for many K-12 school districts across the country: a
