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Krispy Kreme ends McDonald's partnership — here's where to still find the doughnuts on LI
Krispy Kreme will stop selling in McDonald's on Wednesday, July 2.
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Police: Man drove 130 mph on LIE, fled cops
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'He killed my daughter and two other children' Newsday examines the increase in aggressive driving on Long Island as part of a yearlong investigative series into the area's dangerous roads. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.
'Power in numbers': Cross-country effort wraps on LI to combat human trafficking2m read
Suffolk Water Authority, union reach deal that bumps pay up by 26% over 8 years2m read
Hundreds of X-ray tech students in limbo after NYS bans university program3m read
Officials: Woman likely bitten by shark at Jones Beach2m read
Police: 36-year-old motorcyclist killed in Glen Head crash
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Babylon reallocates $1M in COVID relief funds to key North Amityville building3m read
How Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' could affect student loans, Pell Grants5m read
Shinnecock ask Southampton to remove tribal seal from town hall3m read
Bloods gang associate convicted of fatal drive-by shooting in Hempstead1m read
35-year-old woman seriously injured after car flips near LIE, cops say
$250M in IDA tax breaks generated nearly 46,000 Long Island jobs, state finds2m read
Empire Wind foundations being installed with precautions for sea life2m read
LI GOP House members inch toward new deal on SALT2m read
Alternative sex life not a crime, 'Diddy' lawyer says3m read
A year later, community still recovering from Deer Park nail salon crash that left 4 dead5m read
Montauk fisherman, convicted of illegal fishing, released to halfway house2m read
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'He killed my daughter and two other children' Newsday examines the increase in aggressive driving on Long Island as part of a yearlong investigative series into the area's dangerous roads. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.
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Cops with long guns watching over Patchogue's 'Alive After Five' festival2m read
AG: NYPD officer who fatally hit pedestrian in Oceanside should not be criminally charged2m read
8 bidders expected for 3 downstate casino licenses as deadline nears2m read
Suffolk passes housing bill to incentivize volunteer first responders2m read
Fire Island community unveils new rental option1m read
Shootings in Patchogue, Central Islip leave 2 teens injured1m read
Race marking 20th anniversary of death of Navy Seal Lt. Michael Murphy expected to draw thousands2m read
Nearly 6,000 LI households could face homelessness if Trump cuts Section 8 funding7m read
Former Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, prominent advocate for gun control, dies at 815m read
Ex-aide to Cuomo and Hochul charged with PPE fraud in new indictment, prosecutors say4m read
Suffolk warns of dangers in using illegal fireworks1m read
Officials: Baldwin apartment building fire displaces about 145 people2m read
Landlord agrees to settle Brookhaven building code violations for $103,5001m read
MTA's 4% fare and toll hike could be delayed until next year1m read
Carolyn McCarthy's political life came after 1993 LIRR mass shooting1m read
Nassau renames street to honor police chief who died of 9/11-related illness2m read
Widow of slain NYPD detective receives 'hero' award1m read
Conservation group aims to expand Red Cote Preserve3m read
Hagens out to prove he's No. 1, regardless of draft spot2m read
Trio robs Hamptons tavern at gunpoint, police say
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State failed to discipline LI doctors for months, years after misconduct
The allegations against 46 doctors include illegally distributing opioids, fabricating records and sexual abuse.
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Nassau traffic court pauses hearings on school bus camera tickets, but town still writing tickets3m read
Newsday report prompts Suffolk County to put child fatality review team into action3m read
