Josh Joseph
ReporterJosh is a freelance reporter working with WSHU to produce explanatory journalism. He also designed graphics for WSHU's Higher Ground podcast. You can find his work at The Stony Brook Press, where he served as executive editor.
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Hurricane Beryl made landfall in the Caribbean on Tuesday, July 2 as the fastest-forming Category 5 storm on record. If you’re looking for ways to prepare for a storm traveling north, here are some tips. -
Connecticut residents will have a chance to vote in local elections on Nov. 7, including Bridgeport, New Haven and Hartford mayor. We’ve answered some key questions about the elections below. -
Long Islanders will have a chance to vote in local elections on Nov. 7, including Suffolk County executive, all 18 legislature seats, and town supervisors. We’ve answered some key questions about the elections below. -
The CDC reported COVID-related hospitalizations in July started trending upward for the first time in seven months. WSHU spoke with public health experts to find out what yet another COVID wave could mean for late summer on Long Island and in coastal Connecticut. -
Energy prices are soaring this winter, but Connecticut and Long Island residents have options for financial relief. -
Voters on Nov. 8 will pick from a slate of candidates for federal, state and local office — but there’s more on the ballot than that. Ballot measures give voters the opportunity to directly influence legislation and changes in their government on issues like environmental protection, voting rights and affordable housing. -
Hurricane Fiona made landfall in Puerto Rico on Sunday, Sept. 18, causing devastating flooding, wiping out power across the island and marking a brutal point in this year’s Atlantic hurricane season. If you’re looking for ways to prepare for a storm traveling north, read this list. -
Connecticut residents will have a chance to vote in contests for state executive offices, the U.S. House and Senate, the state General Assembly, and more in November. We’ve answered some key questions about the elections below. -
Long Islanders will have a chance to vote in contests for state executive offices, the U.S. House and Senate, the state legislature, and more in November. We’ve answered some key questions about the elections below.
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As students head back to school in the coming weeks, they are facing unprecedented challenges. These free online resources can help.
