Long Island

From powwow and fundraisers to book clubs and festivals, here are some of the upcoming Indigenous events that Connecticut and Long Island residents can participate in this summer.

Thomas Spota was serving a five-year sentence for corruption and witness tampering in connection with ex-police chief James Burke beating a handcuffed man in 2012.

Sunrise Wind, in the waters south of Rhode Island, will generate enough clean energy to power more than half a million homes in New York.

Suffolk County’s Coastal Resiliency Plan is set to restore 140 acres of vulnerable marshland with the help of nearly $4 million in federal funding.

Crime across Long Island has dropped by double digits. Compared to this time last year, shootings are down 44% and property crime dropped 16%.

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.

Water was just about the only way to transport food, supplies and information that was vital to the American Revolution.

A bite-sized look at what we’re hearing: A report says a Bristol police officer was justified in the use of deadly force to stop a gunman who killed two other officers in a 2022 ambush attack. And the fireworks show at Jones Beach is back this Fourth of July.

Former chief deputy Lisa Black defended the Bellone administration’s response to a cyberattack on county government systems in September 2022. The breach triggered a state of emergency that lasted well into last year.

MTA Board members voted Wednesday to pause the controversial plan to charge drivers entering Manhattan below 60th Street, weeks after Governor Kathy Hochul pulled her support.