We examine a recent survey on concerns Long Islanders have about the pandemic, their fears of a second wave and what this means for the future.

It’s a tough decision for families worried about both education and the coronavirus, and we'll have experts ready to answer your questions and concerns.

Join our panel of experts for an extensive discussion and interactive Q&A as they discuss the disparities of Long Island living based on race and how COVID-19 exacerbated the situation.

Our experts explore the options, dangers and safeguards for teachers considering a return to the classroom.

Alec Baldwin talks with author Dan Mathews about Mathews' new memoir, "Like Crazy: Life with My Mother and Her Invisible Friends."

Hosted by Newsday's nextLI Outreach and Engagement Manager Coralie Saint-Louis, the 4th in a 4-part series examining the results on nextLI's recent survey or Long Islanders and how COVID-19 has changed their lives and attitudes.

Liberty DeVitto, the former drummer of Billy Joel's band, will join Newsday Entertainment writer Rafer Guzmán for a virtual interview.

Nonfiction author and former English teacher Geraldine Woods, who taught at NYC's Horace Mann School for three decades, talks about her new book, "25 Great Sentences and How They Got That Way."

Newsday Live Music Series and Faith Entertainment present a virtual rock concert and Q&A with Mike DelGuidice.

Historian Ian Toll will discuss his forthcoming book, "Twilight of the Gods," the final volume in his Pacific War trilogy.