Coming up on The Pressroom Afterhour, Three Village Central School District Superintendent Kevin Scanlon reviews district developments.

As a Brookhaven resident and public official who cares deeply about responsible growth, fiscal accountability, and fairness to taxpayers, I am writing to share my opposition to the granting of ...

Another study of 1,500 men with a 10-year follow-up showed similar risks of cardiovascular disease with sleep apnea and benefits from CPAP treatment (5). The authors concluded that severe sleep apnea ...

It was an exciting day for first graders at Goosehill Primary School in Cold Spring Harbor as they eagerly welcomed their new classroom turtles, marking the start of a beloved annual tradition in ...

“Dr. Wang has proven to be highly effect as a leader in our division of Anatomic Pathology, advancing our expertise in pulmonary and head and neck pathology, serving as a role model and enhancing the ...

Fewer people on Long Island and throughout the country are drinking alcohol — but despite the drop, it remains the most widely used and socially accepted drug.

“The flu vaccine is safe and effective and can really decrease severe illness,” said Dr. Jennifer L. Gallub, MD, FAAP, a pediatrician who works at Cohen Children’s Medical Center, General Pediatrics ...

Stony Brook women’s soccer shutout Charleston, 2-0, on the strength of seven saves by Jona Hennings and two goals from Reilly Rich on Oct. 16 in Mount Pleasant, S.C.. Charleston had early ...

Three people were in a canoe and one person in a kayak when they were thrown into Port Jefferson Harbor after a passing boat’s wake caused their watercraft to capsize. A fisherman who witnessed the ...

Suffolk County Police Seventh Squad detectives are seeking the public’s help to locate a Moriches teen who was reported missing.

Suffolk County Police Second Squad detectives are investigating a motor vehicle crash that killed a pedestrian in Huntington on Oct. 18. Richard Lucian was attempting to cross Main Street when a ...

When she scans patients at work, whether it’s for breast cancer or other types of cancers or exams, she lets them know that she’s a cancer survivor. “I know it’s scary,” she tells them. “I went ...