By Ava Dela Pena Parents and their children huddled in the cold Dec. 5 to celebrate a Christmas tree and menorah lighting ceremony at the
By Melinda Rolls Despite facing backlash from activists and Democratic lawmakers, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is moving forward with a plan to form an
By Camryn Bowden When we think of food, we often think of the flavors and the composition, maybe the memories particular dishes evoke. But we
By Amanda Mechell It may have taken Christine Cairo almost half a lifetime and a pandemic to become “The Ice Cream Chick” — but in
By Amanda Mechell The holiday season is a time to reflect and enjoy time with friends and family. Some mental health professionals, however, say that
By Alarice Gooden This video story dives into the ways that social media affects Black women, especially when it comes to beauty standards and athletic
By Antonio Schoenhardt On “Morning Wake Up Call” on 88.7FM WRHU, the Wednesday crew sat down recently with Dan McMillan, founder and leader of Save
By Gabrielle Yanovitz In 2022, Setauket mom Yiwei She welcomed her second child into the world, a baby boy named Leo. She was thrilled to
By Antonio Schoenhardt As an immigrant herself, Saadia Khan understands firsthand why it is important to amplify the voices of first- and second-generation immigrants. Many
By Christina Arlotta Evergreen Charter School, a collection of four schools in Hempstead, is seeking to expand its enrollment from the present 1,100 to 1,525
Immigrant rights organizers, activists and lawyers are preparing to fight back against Donald Trump’s plans to carry out the largest mass deportation in U.S. history
By Rachel Hajec The smell of salt air and the sound of waves crashing on a recent breezy Sunday morning only encouraged volunteers at Lido
