Top Stories
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Tropical Storm Fay could bring high winds, flash floods
The National Weather Service has issued a tropical storm warning for the Island, which could experience wind gusts of up to 55 mph and "torrential rainfall" that could lead to flooding. Read more
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The suspensions came after an Instagram account was created to share stories of sexual assault from students at Stony Brook University.
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Long Beach firefighters and lifeguards were sent to rescue 10 people who were in the water and stranded on a jetty Thursday evening, firefighters said.
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The price of that entree or haircut may be going up, but struggling small business owners don't take the decision lightly.
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Soter Technologies, developer of the FlySense vape and bullying detection system, said in its suit that IP Video Corp. was misusing its domain name to mislead customers.
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Some said keep the schools closed, others said re-open them, and more said if you re-open, proceed carefully.
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Police investigating North Bellport death
Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the death of a man during "an altercation" at a home in North Bellport early Friday.
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The malls will operate with reduced hours and new safety protocols; some will require upgrades to their ventilation systems to meet new requirements.
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The agreement would lower LIPA's taxes to $46M from $86M over 7 years but provide $14.5M in payments to the district.
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A "fire sale" of all cheese and beer runs from Friday through Sunday.
Coronavirus Tracking LI's Recovery
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Gov. Cuomo said although the state had made good progress in controlling the virus, he warned that surging cases in other states could imperil New York's advances.
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The class action lawsuit seeks $500 million for what it says is hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue.
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Local health and education experts, and an incoming Hofstra law student, discuss how higher education institutions will keep students safe this fall, and answer your questions.
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While new cases have slowed in New York, requests for tests has not. Many people returning to work and youngsters heading off to camps are required to be tested for COVID-19.
Editors' Picks
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The records include the 911 call Michael Valva made the morning his son died, as well as “his call to his precinct while his son was being taken to the hospital,” the prosecutor said.
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Longwood junior Alyssa Amato and her mom spent a few weeks pulling together the event, with an orange theme.
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The Massachusetts native, who wanted to be a doctor, was an unlikely candidate to become the Walt Disney of Long Island.
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Trump not above the law
Supreme Court issues stinging rebukes of the president's absolute immunity claims.
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O'Reilly: COVID-19 trumps the culture wars
Both are powerful issues ahead of election, and Trump manages to bungle both. Why?
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Two different sets of 'We Generations'
Readers sound off on issues including a generational divide and gratefulness.
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Marshall: Is this a way forward for the Coliseum?
Does Nassau Coliseum have one more Stanley Cup run left in it? Nassau County officials, developer Scott Rechler, and others ...
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Eat your way around LI with these itineraries (at a safe social distance, of course).
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Clams, crabs and other shellfish rank high on the list of seafood delights Long Islanders enjoy.
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Not all hot spots have reopened just yet, but some favorites have already welcomed back visitors.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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Popular items range from vintage designer looks to cozy sweatpants.
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Suddenly popular again, the outdoor screenings are popping up in many neighborhoods.
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Even in our horticultural zone, where frost nips the life out of most of our beloved plants, there are perennial vegetables that will provide a harvest for years to come.
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The trikini is a bikini with a matching face mask.
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Tropical Storm Fay shutters beaches as it heads north
Beaches closed in Delaware and rain lashed the New Jersey shore Friday as the fast-moving storm churned north on a path expected to soak the NYC region.
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Normally, the Supreme Court would not have to clarify it doesn't fix criminal cases for the president. But seven justices found they had to say just that.
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Trump suggested the justices were unfair by not protecting him from investigation. But they likely saved him from handing over the records before the election.
