The Kind Of Neighbor You Hope For, The Kind Of Stranger You Don’t Forget

From a brand partner: From a simple favor to life-changing support, these acts of kindness left a lasting impression.

As Iran Conflict Continues, Here’s How Much Gas Could Cost

Iran continues its stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz, and unless it’s reopened, oil and gas prices could continue to increase.

Amazon Expands 1- And 3-Hour Deliveries In Thousands Of Cities And Towns

If you want it right now, are you willing to pay extra for expedited delivery? Amazon is banking on consumers saying yes.

100 Black Men of Eastern New York Advances “Four For The Future” Mission Through Homegrown Heroes of L.I.

100 BMENY participation in Homegrown Heroes reflects the organization’s commitment to its nationally commitment to “Four For The Future” ®

Charlene Jackson Honored at “Homegrown Heroes of Long Island” Celebration at Adelphi University

Curated recognition event celebrates leaders advancing economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, and community impact across Long Island

Funeral Home's Discovery Leads To Murder Charges: Weird News & Oddities

Don’t try this at home, kids. Did you see the fireball? Call a boomer, but who do you call when your pet rat population explodes above 160?

Spring Thaw Reveals A Minefield Of Dog Poop Bombs: Block Talk

Seriously, do some dog owners only bag the poop to avoid public shaming while they secretly can’t wait for snow so they can flout the law?

Shellfish Sold In 9 States May Be Contaminated With Norovirus

The FDA did not say how many oysters and clams were potentially contaminated with norovirus. An investigation is ongoing.

Spring Fever Puts Wild Animals On The Move: How To Coexist In The Suburbs

Wildlife foraging and looking dens during spring leads to inevitable conflicts with humans, but deterrents don’t have to be lethal.

Trader Joe's Announces Massive Recall Of 37M Pounds Of Food: Recall Roundup

With outdoor cooking season coming up, check your utensils for a name-brand grill brush with a defect that sent four people to the ER.

Sunday Could Be A Crankfest With DST: What Parents Can Do

“Sunday felt like the longest day of our lives,” one parent said about the switch to daylight saving time, which starts Sunday.

Homegrown Heroes on Long Island March 14, 2026 Donors and Community Leaders Invited to Support Exhibit

The highly anticipated event is on Saturday, March 14, 2026, at the prestigious Adelphi University Performing Arts Center on L.I.

2026 Allergy Season Forecast: When To Expect The Worst Pollen Levels

Weather conditions both locally and hundreds of miles away can influence how much pollen is produced and how quickly it spikes.

Federal School Choice Tax Credit Is Waiting — As Long As States Opt In

Until now, private school choice programs were a state matter. A new federal program forces them to take a stand on controversial vouchers.

CDC Warns Of Crippling, Fatal Disease’s Spread: What To Know

The highly contagious disease primarily affecting children under 5 is circulating in about 30 countries, according to the CDC

Unruly Parents Are ‘Ruining Youth Sports’: Block Talk

Readers suggest requiring parents to sign “good conduct” contracts, banning them from games until the playoffs and other measures.

Night Could Become Day Under Plans To Put Data Farms In Space

Two proposals that could permanently change nighttime skies have been fast-tracked before the FCC, with little time for public comments.

'It Made My Day': Readers Share Acts Of Kindness From Coast To Coast

From a brand partner: From handmade hearts and surprise bouquets to food drives and snow-cleared sidewalks, kindness is making a big impact.

How Iran Attacks Could Impact Gas Prices

Oil prices had already risen nearly 17 percent this year amid rising tensions between President Donald Trump and the Iranian regime.

US, Israel Launch Major Attack On Iran; Trump Urges Iranians To 'Take Over Your Government'

Iran retaliated against the attack by launching missiles and drones toward Israel and U.S. military bases in the region.

Adults Behaving Badly At Youth Sports; What Should You Do? Block Talk

Disruptive behavior by parents is becoming more common at youth sporting events, according to a survey of officials and referees.

Here's Where You Can Try Iguana Pizza: Weird News & Oddities

Trying to “kill the spiders” set neighborhood on fire; dump truck swallowed in sinkhole crisis; driverless buses are coming to busy airport.

Main Street America Brutalized By Tariffs: What’s Next For Refunds?

Small business advocates say the damage of tariffs has already been done with business closures and layoffs rippling across local economies.

America’s Semiquincentennial Events Going On Now Aim To Engage All Citizens

The celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence aims to foster national unity and encourage civic engagement.

Big Boy No. 4014 Steam Engine’s 250th Anniversary Stops Announced

Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 will make its first-ever trip to the East Coast to celebrate America’s Semiquincentennial.

"Should I Convert an IRA to a Roth After Age 60?"

Here’s a primer on the potential benefits and drawbacks.

7 Questions to Ask Financial Advisors Before Hiring One

Consider asking these questions when interviewing a financial advisor.

3 Signs Investors With $1M+ May Want to Switch Financial Advisors

Is your financial advisor working in your best interest?

3 Deductions That May Help Minimize Capital Gains Tax This Year

Are you overlooking deductible expenses that could potentially help minimize capital gains tax?

How Long Does $2.5 Million Last in Retirement?

It may sound like a lot of money, but there are many variables to consider.

4 Aboard FL-Registered Boat Killed In Gunfire With Cuban Soldiers, Officials Say

Cuba's government said its soldiers killed four people aboard a speed boat registered in Florida that opened fire on officers.

Is TSA PreCheck On Pause? What Air Travelers Need To Know

TSA PreCheck is an expedited security screening program for trusted, low-risk travelers, providing more efficient travel through airports.

Good Samaritan Reunites Lost Wedding Band With Owner: 'It's A Miracle'

After nearly a month of searching, a missing wedding band was returned thanks to a stranger’s good deed.

Total Lunar Eclipse To Turn Moon Blood Red: When, How To Watch

The total lunar eclipse will be visible nationwide, but some areas will have a better chance of seeing the moon bathed in red due to timing.

It's Not Just All That Snow Snarling US Air Travel

Airlines adjusted service to destinations near Mexico's Jalisco state; the U.S. government shutdown is affecting Global Entry memberships.

Radian Compliance and Runtime Cyber Defense Announce Strategic Partnership

Delivering a unified approach to compliance for cybersecurity and privacy for businesses

Author Charlene Jackson Celebrates Successful Book Signing at NAACP Freeport Roosevelt Youth Council Meeting

“The Council fully engaged,” Jackson said. The book was written to uplift, guide, inspire current and future generations into the future!

Hughes Scores In Overtime As US Beats Canada For First Men's Hockey Gold At The Olympics Since 1980

Team USA paid tribute to hockey player Johnny Gaudreau, who was killed alongside his brother in 2024.

What Happens Next After The Supreme Court Slapped Down Trump's Tariffs

The Supreme Court's stunning rebuke of tariffs is a loss Trump couldn't quite accept; he said he would use other laws to impose them.

​Growing Number Of Americans Experience Extreme Cold, AP-NORC Poll Finds

The finding points to the growing prevalence of experiences with cold weather, or at least people's perceptions of them.