Hundreds of thousands of military veterans were honored during a rainy Memorial Day weekend ceremony at the Long Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn, on Sunday.

A 90-year-old LI man is among a select group of patients worldwide to have a mitral heart-valve replacement in a trailblazing clinical trial that his doctors believe will add years to his life.

Three incumbent Saltaire village officials were re-elected Friday.

A company trying to build a Kings Park youth soccer training complex is in settlement talks with its landlord after suing him over alleged violations to their 48-year lease.

The men, who are now in their 90s, describe the tragedy they witnessed during World War II's Battle of the Bulge, one of the deadliest operations in American history.

The cancellation was only the second time a show day has been scrapped in the event's 15-year run, an official said.

The carcass, an estimated 35 to 40 feet long, is the fourth dead whale found on Long Island this year.

A Huntington man was arrested Saturday after driving while intoxicated and striking a pedestrian in Bay Shore, police said.

Long Islanders may have to celebrate the second day of the Memorial Day weekend indoors.

A Suffolk County police officer suffered minor injuries Saturday after a vehicle struck a patrol car in West Babylon, police said.

Nassau County faces a nearly $13 million budget hole this year because the installation of 1,000 video lottery terminals dedicated to Nassau OTB isn't complete.

Saturday's crowds totaled 193,000, according to officials, quickly filling all parking fields for the show by 11:30 a.m.

A Hempstead woman died Saturday afternoon following a fire in her apartment, authorities said.

If Saturday felt like late summer, Sunday will feel like early spring with a cold and cloudy slide into Memorial Day.

In the days before Memorial Day's pause to remember the graves of America's war dead, James K. Green, 79, trudged among weathered tombstones that dot a tree-shaded hillside outside of Cold Spring Harbor, and pointed to the graves of black Civil War soldiers buried there during the long era of segregated military graveyards.

The city is in the middle of six days celebrating how on May 24, 1668, Joseph Carpenter purchased land in what is now Glen Cove from the Matinecock Indian tribe.

The three towns in Nassau County all showed growth from 2016 to 2017, but population in six of Suffolk's 10 towns dropped, the bureau's estimates show.

High school basketball season may be over but an innovative hoops season is getting under way at schools across Long Island.

Long Island officials and educators want to fight gangs and help at-risk kids by building trust between students and schools.

As dawn broke Saturday morning, volunteers were waiting at Long Island National Cemetery to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.