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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont reopens restaurants and retail to full capacity, but some experts say it may be too soon. U.S. Congressman Lee Zeldin of

A bill to curb Cuomo’s emergency powers, the SUNY system attempts to close the graduation gap, and we continue our coverage of police reform in Suffolk

Today marks the one year anniversary of New York’s first confirmed case of COVID-19. A second woman has accused Governor Cuomo of sexual harassment, a new

New York Democrats have a new study on taxes to wave in the Governor’s face. Also, debating where to put all the trash on Long Island, and why four of

Latinos in Islip are considering suing, again. New York’s health commissioner went before lawmakers on nursing homes, and we’ll hear the behind the scenes

Lamont gets behind legalizing cannabis, progressives want a new LIPA, and Cuomo has been accused of sexual harassment.

Movement on PFAS legislation, the U.S. will continue to fund CDC offices abroad, and New Yorkers are pretty unhappy with Governor Cuomo.

COVID sweeps through Suffolk’s police dispatch office, amendments that could change the way Connecticut residents vote, and New York nursing home residents

Brookhaven leans away from a waste transfer station. Connecticut leans toward increasing the bottle deposit. And Lamont is facing criticism for not being

A proposal to limit nursing home profits in New York, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont receives the COVID vaccine, and prison reform advocates celebrate a