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Long Islanders gathered in Mineola on Sunday to show solidarity for Tyre Nichols, who was beaten by five Memphis police officers after a traffic stop and later died.

Rally in Mineola for Tyre Nichols

Reducing air traffic at the East Hampton Town Airport could cause a ripple effect in neighboring communities such as Montauk where residents worry about the consequences of flights diverting to the privately-owned Montauk Airport. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

Montauk advocates weigh in with concerns about East Hampton airport operations

Senior education reporter John Hildebrand talks about the topic of Long Island's most highly paid public school educators, and gives context to keep in mind, in a conversation with NewsdayTV anchor Ken Buffa.

Educators' pay on LI: More than 31,000 earn $100,000 or more annually

Parts of a pre-Civil War shipwreck were discovered by NPS employees on Fire Island in October, who, on Friday, said they believe they've discovered what is left of the SS Savannah, the first steamboat to cross the Atlantic. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

'It's just a cool find. It really is.'

The battle over an Araca Road home has pitted owner Austin Kitt against the Village of Babylon and his contractor. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

'The house is basically shifting and cracking and splitting apart'

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The Savannah was wrecked on one of the island's sandbars in 1821, but in 1819 it won acclaim as the first ship to use steam power during an Atlantic crossing.

Wreckage found off Fire Island thought to be former SS Savannah

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Enjoy axe-throwing and more at these new locations.

2 new axe-throwing spots to try

The Digitizing Local History Sources project began in 2017 and has scanned some 80,000 images.

William Vanderbilt II photos being digitized at LIU's Palmer School

The embattled congressman has apparently made few, if any, known inroads with those who run the dozens of towns, villages, cities and other government entities in the 3rd Congressional District.

'He doesn't answer his phone': Local officials in Santos' district are worried

Monday will be partly sunny but there is a slight chance of mix of rain and snow at night, the National Weather Service said.

Forecast: Warm during day but wintry mix possible at night

"Tyre Nichols should be alive today. He should be taking pictures and skateboarding and living his best life," Gahrey Ovalle, a community activist from Central Islip, told the rally crowd.

Mineola rally supports family of Tyre Nichols and calls for change

Audience members who viewed it at the Custer Institute and Observatory in Southold on Saturday night were in awe, said Steve Bellavia, a staff member.

Dirty green snowball of a comet now visible over Long Island

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Bellone: 'Sewers are coming to this downtown this year'

$5.4M more for downtown sewer project in Kings Park

Newsday TV's Ken Buffa and Newsday Suffolk Courts reporter Grant Parpan discuss Suffolk DA Ray Tierney's impact on bail reform, the Valva murder trial and the unsolved Gilgo Beach murders. 

Suffolk County DA Ray Tierney: His first year in office

Malverne's Lindner Place, named after a KKK leader, is now Acorn Way after schoolchildren in the district helped spark the change. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports. 

'Tears of relief and of pride'

In an unanimous decision, the South Huntington school district has voted to place armed guards at the exterior of all school buildings. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

'It's the unpredictability of the world we live in'

Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney spoke with Newsday about the progress his administration has made in his first year in office and what keeps him up at night.

'There's room for improvement. There's also room to change the culture.'

Three people were hauled out of a sinkhole in the front yard of a Huntington Station home early Thursday morning, Suffolk police said.

Police and bystander help rescue three from six foot by six foot hole

The Greek Orthodox Church in Bethpage was damaged after an electrical fire Tuesday afternoon but no one was injured, Nassau County police said. NewsdayTV Cecilia Dowd reports.

'Our whole church is devastated by this'

Two firefighters and a resident hurt in house fire Wednesday

NewsdayTV's senior lifestyle host Elisa DiStefano takes a tour of the variety of extracurricular classes offered on Long Island for children with any needs. 

Serving LI kids with any needs

The long-awaited East Side Access tunnels connecting riders to the new Grand Central Madison station opened Wednesday. NewsdayTV's Alfonso Castillo reports.

All aboard for first LIRR service into Grand Central today

Three students from Jericho High School and St. Anthony's High School were named Tuesday among the finalists for the Regeneron national science competition. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.

'That kind of surprise [where] you're shaking, your hands numb'

Louise Kobs spent 41 years as a crossing guard in Levittown. As the 91-year-old signed off Tuesday, she was met with a whole lot of love from the community. NewsdayTV's Cecilia Dowd reports. 

91-year-old crossing guard signs off after decades on the job 

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