'Glamping' plan worries camp's neighbors

A nonprofit day camp on Long Island now wants to offer glamping for adults and families. But residents of the area are saying "not so fast."

Ukraine War: NY family fears for loved ones under fire

A woman from Long Island is growing more worried every day about her parents and other relatives who live in the war zone that Ukraine has become.

Burst pipes flood newly renovated dining hall at community center

Helping Hand Rescue Mission needs some rescuing after water gushed from burst pipes and ruined its dining facility. The mission had just installed a new heating system.

Betty White Challenge: LI animal shelter sees influx of donations

Little Shelter Animal Rescue has gotten more than $11,000 in recent donations made in honor of the late Betty White. The money will go directly toward the care of animals.

Internship program gives high schoolers a close look at nursing

Five days a week for a little over an hour each day, three Commack high school seniors are roaming different departments at Huntington Hospital as part of an internship with Wilson Tech. The students are learning about what it takes to become a nurse by shadowing the staff — all while keeping up with their high school workload.

Shots fired at golf cart prompted lockdowns at schools on Long Island

Schools and town buildings in Huntington on Long Island were placed on lockdown after shots were fired from a vehicle into a golf cart at a park. No injuries or arrests were reported, and the lockdowns were lifted shortly after noon.

Huntington school bus deal averts crisis

According to an email sent by officials, as of September 30, the district's bus company would no longer cover as many as 42 morning and 34 afternoon school bus routes.

Beloved Huntington bookstore to close after 44 years in business

The pandemic is forcing an beloved Suffolk County book store to close its doors for good after over 40 years in business.

Storm-flooded cars may or may not be salvageable

Videos show cars stranded across major roadways in New York. AAA reports a 450% increase in the number of tows during the storm. AAA Northeast's Robert Sinclair Jr. said the damage is likely worse than after Superstorm Sandy.

Pfizer COVID vaccine trial enrolling children up to 11 years old

The trial will enroll about 4,500 participants worldwide. And there is still room for participants to enroll at Stony Brook.

Hundreds attend funeral for fallen NYPD cop Anastasios Tsakos

Hundreds of men and women in blue stood outside the funeral service for Anastasios Tsakos to show their unwavering support for the fallen NYPD officer.

Man stabbed in head at Long Island 7-Eleven

A man was stabbed in the head outside of a Suffolk County 7-Eleven store on Sunday night.

Cops: Long Island dog-sitter abandoned puppy in dumpster

A Long Island man who was supposed to be dog-sitting a puppy was arrested for abandoning the pooch in a dumpster, police said Tuesday.

Explosion and fire at asphalt plant on Long Island

Emergency responders battled a chemical fire at an asphalt plant in Suffolk County on Tuesday afternoon.