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  • A patchwork of national and state regulations require utilities to trim around their power lines. More than a dozen of the country's largest utilities told NPR that falling trees and branches represent a leading cause of outages.
    A post-COVID plan
    A COVID-19 payment plan for commercial utility consumers in Connecticut expired last month.
  • The mental health impact of guns
    A roundtable in Waterbury today discussed the mental health impacts of gun violence.
  • Water — It’s the reason we live here
    Suffolk County will get $20 million to upgrade wastewater infrastructure.
  • Out of touch?
    Governor Hochul proceeds with the state’s congestion pricing plan.
  • Small visitors
    Commentator David Bouchier rediscovers a miniature world that is hard to ignore.
  • Protecting the ponds
    Sag Harbor residents are rallying to prevent construction from disturbing the Long Pond Greenbelt
  • Play ball!
    The Massapequa Coast Little League baseball team is set to take on Honolulu tonight in the Little League world series.
  • Registered pharmacist Sapana Patel, loads a syringe with Monkeypox vaccine at a Pop-Up Monkeypox vaccination site on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2022, in West Hollywood, Calif.
    It’s no COVID, but take caution
    How concerned should we be about monkeypox with an upcoming school year quickly approaching?
  • Praying for rain
    Officials say New England needs to take threats to the water supply seriously.
  • Not quite saved yet
    Deer Lake in Killingworth is off the shopping block.
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