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2-year-old struck and killed in family driveway in Mount Sinai, police say

Brian Harmon | December 6, 2025

A 2-year-old boy was struck and killed by a white Ram 1500 in the driveway of his family’s Maureen Drive home in Mount Sinai early Saturday afternoon, Suffolk police said....

Farmingville man gravely injured in softball game; family considering legal options

Brian Harmon | December 5, 2025

A Farmingville man remains hospitalized in critical condition after a freak softball accident in October, and his family is now considering their legal options. Greater Long Island previously reported on...

Ex shot Emily Finn of West Sayville as she tried to leave his home, indicted

Brian Harmon | December 5, 2025

Emily Finn “should still be alive and back at college,” Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney said Friday, announcing the indictment of 18-year-old Austin Lynch for second-degree murder in the...

Nesconset teen pleads not guilty to murder of Emily Finn, 18, of West Sayville

Brian Harmon | December 4, 2025

The Nesconset teen accused of killing his ex-girlfriend from West Sayville had confided to a friend about his anger over their breakup and his plan to take his own life,...

Help surges for family of Siena lacrosse coach Liam Gleason, Wading River native

Brian Harmon | December 4, 2025

The outpouring of support for the family of Liam Gleason — the Wading River native and Siena University men’s lacrosse head coach who died Wednesday from injuries sustained days earlier...

Yaphank trucker gets 22 years to life for killing his girlfriend in Patchogue

Brian Harmon | December 3, 2025

A Yaphank truck driver received a 22-year-to-life prison sentence Wednesday for murdering his girlfriend outside a Patchogue motel last year, Suffolk County prosecutors announced. Willie Hart, 61, a long-haul truck...

Support grows for family of Patchogue crash victim

Brian Harmon | December 3, 2025

Long Islanders are rallying to support the family of Scott Letizia, the Patchogue resident who died Tuesday from the severe injuries he suffered in an early morning wreck that destroyed...

Driver in violent Patchogue crash dies; remembered for volunteer work

Brian Harmon | December 2, 2025

The driver critically injured when his vehicle slammed into a vacant storefront in downtown Patchogue early Monday has died, police and a local nonprofit confirmed. Suffolk Police said Scott Letizia,...

Everybody Loves Raymond fans pack opening weekend at Hall of Fame

Staff | December 2, 2025

The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook drew record crowds this past weekend for the debut of its new exhibit, Everybody Loves Raymond: Celebrating 30...

As AI disrupts offices, GallettAir makes its push for new technicians

Mike White | December 2, 2025

For the first time in a generation, tremors in the job market are hitting the boardrooms more than the boiler rooms. Automation and AI are erasing white-collar jobs across the...

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2-year-old struck and killed in family driveway in Mount Sinai, police say

Farmingville man gravely injured in softball game; family considering legal options

Ex shot Emily Finn of West Sayville as she tried to leave his home, indicted

Nesconset teen pleads not guilty to murder of Emily Finn, 18, of West Sayville

Help surges for family of Siena lacrosse coach Liam Gleason, Wading River native

Yaphank trucker gets 22 years to life for killing his girlfriend in Patchogue

Support grows for family of Patchogue crash victim

Driver in violent Patchogue crash dies; remembered for volunteer work

Everybody Loves Raymond fans pack opening weekend at Hall of Fame

As AI disrupts offices, GallettAir makes its push for new technicians

As AI disrupts offices, GallettAir makes its push for new technicians

MosquitoNix Elves bring holiday magic & goodwill to Long Island homes

Brightwaters Farms lights up for the holidays and we’ve got photos

Holiday magic returns to Brightwaters Farms for second straight year

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