East End

More wildfires could be in store for Long Island’s East End thanks to a tree-killing beetle.

Environmentalists are excited to see the natural expansion of eastern coyotes to Long Island, where apex predators have been practically nonexistent for the past 150 years. To learn more, WSHU’s Sabrina Garone spoke with Frank Quevedo, a naturalist and director of the South Fork Natural History Museum.

Wunetu Tarrant's First Literature Project will be unveiled in an exhibition at Guild Hall. The project was developed over two years and is meant to showcase Shinnecock language and history.

The Latino advocacy group OLA of Eastern Long Island has received more calls than ever from workers reporting wage theft. WSHU’s Desiree Diorio spoke to OLA’s executive director, Minerva Perez, about why workers on the East End are falling victim to unscrupulous employers.

OLA of Eastern Long Island reports that the number of wage theft cases among the Latino community has skyrocketed this year.

Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons has been overwhelmed with injured turtles this year. Officials at the rehab center say this could be due to increased development on Long Island’s East End.

With a peaceful demonstration, the Guatemalan community of Long Island wants to show its support for those fighting back home, who have already spent 14 days demanding, among other things, the resignation of the nation's attorney general.

On Long Island, a longstanding pillar of the Black community celebrated its grand reopening after a $3.3 million makeover. The Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center now offers more classrooms and after school programs.

A support program from the Long Island Association will help small businesses on the East End connect with economic development groups.

After multiple overdose deaths in 2021, Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital is collaborating with local businesses to launch Narcan rescue stations on the East End.