By Michael Richardson and Annemarie LePard On April 12, a 62-year-old gunman opened fire in a Brooklyn subway station, injuring 10 with his gun and
By Madeline Armstrong New York’s Legislature is weighing an amendment to the State Constitution that, if adopted, would protect people against discrimination based on race, color,
By Annabel Hofmann and Ashley Bassick Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin announced in December that the town and National Grid were partnering to construct a
In the coming weeks, the class of 2022 will attend commencement ceremonies at universities and colleges across New York and here on Long Island, celebrating
Since the Russian army invaded Feb. 24, Ukraine has become a war zone as it defends itself against Europe’s largest nation. While the international impacts
By Griffin Schmoyer Long Island has long been a hotbed for professional wrestling. World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Hall of Famer Mick Foley, of East Setauket,
By Megan Naftali The semiconductor shortage has stalled production of various technologies, stifling many sectors around the world, including engineering and car sales and service
By Megan Naftali On the count of three at 1:47 p.m. May 4, two Hofstra University students pulled down a dark cloth covering the brick
By Urvi Gandhi Wyld Chyld, a Merrick tattoo parlor, is adding much-needed diversity to the Long Island tattoo scene. The shop, on Sunrise Highway, employs
By Joshua Lisenberg With ridership starting to return, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority recently reinstated peak fares on the Long Island Rail Road after nixing them
By Madeline Armstrong “All of us have a history related to World War II,” Christopher Vega, a New York history professor at Suffolk Community College,
By Emma Gartenstein Starting April 18, Hofstra University students began a donation drive to aid the Giving Closet, a project of the Empowerment Collective Long
