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A startup tucked into a Long Island backyard is planting the seeds of an agricultural revolution that a co-founder calls "Farming 4.0." The

Premium Wine Group in Mattituck makes wine for more than a dozen local companies. Juan Micieli-Martinez, winemaker and special projects mana

Photograph: archival pigment on Hahnemuhle fine art paper. Framed: 8x10 inches using art glass.

Photograph: archival pigment on Hahnemühle fine art paper. Framed: 8x10 using art glass.

It’s been like no other movement that Long Islanders can recall. Protests against police brutality and racism after the death of George Floy

Eileen Connors, co-owner of The Lake House in Bay Shore, talks about the anxiety and excitement that went into reopening the restaurant for

Long Islanders returned to the streets Wednesday to take part in a fourth day of planned demonstrations in the wake of the killing of George

Volunteer firefighters in Southold talk about the increased safety measures they've adopted as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. ...

Penelope Rudder, founder of Little Free Pantry in the Greenport, is trying to help self-quarantined residents by delivering food to their ho

Long Island patients are participating in hundreds of clinical trials testing new drugs and treatments to fight cancer, diabetes, heart dise

More than a hundred friends, family members and former colleagues walked past flashing police lights down Det. Brian Simonsen Way in Jamespo

NYPD Det. Brian Simonsen was killed by friendly fire on Feb. 12, 2019, while responding to a call of an attempted robbery in Richmond Hill,

A city still reeling from a 12-hour shooting rampage that wounded two cops got another reminder Tuesday about the perils of police work and

A city still reeling from a 12-hour shooting rampage that wounded two cops got another reminder Tuesday about the perils of police work and

On what is already a chilly January afternoon, the temperature inside Raynham Hall seems to have suddenly dropped a few degrees. Claire Bell

Daniel Levler, president of the Suffolk Association of Municipal Employees, spoke Thursday about the steps taken by Child Protective Service