By Yaw Bonsu When 12-year-old Emma D’Antonio comes home from school, her routine is the same. No matter the weather, she lifts herself from her
By Simran Desai With a population of nearly 60,000, the Village of Hempstead is amost double the size of the City of Long Beach, but
By Melinda Rolls Hempstead Village officials are continuing to push for city status one year after the Hempstead Village Board of Trustees appointed a 10-person
By Kiera Murray Editor’s note: Part three in a series. For a number of older Long Islanders, finding a home can be hard. Rosemarie Montevecchi,
By Dallas Jackson “In my whole six years at Elmont Memorial Junior-Senior High School, I had three Black teachers,” Gloria Greene said. “Keep in mind,
WRHU’s Michael Richardson recently sat down with U.S. Rep. George Santos, a Republican representing the 3rd District, about the federal charges against him, why he
By Megan White Editor’s note: Part two in a series on Long Island housing. At the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, many
By Alexa Cervo Recent reporting has found many students of color on Long Island are discriminated against by peers and teachers, and people of color
By Paola Cardenas Editor’s note: Part one in a series on Long Island housing. New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul spoke on details of her
For the first time ever, a team from New York state took home the Little League Softball World Series crown. And it hails from Massapequa.
By Alex Wilenski August was a dangerous time on Long Island roads. As of press time, 21 people had been killed in wrecks across the
By Arcangelo Iurato Part one in a series on New York State’s decision to ban Native American mascots and logos in schools. The New York
