Joye Brown News Today

Long Island officials are ramping up efforts to minimize contact between beachgoers and sharks this summer. With enhanced safety measures, scientific research, and public education, they're determined to address the recent series of shark bites. Newsday Associate Editor Joye Brown and a panel of experts discuss how and what Long Islanders need to know.

Like David Duchovny's Fox Mulder, we just want to believe.

NewsdayTV's Joye Brown sat down with former Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini Friday to discuss the arrest made in the Gilgo investigation.

NewsdayTV's Joye Brown sat down with former Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini Friday to discuss the arrest made in the Gilgo investigation.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 @ 7 PM: Join us for a conversation with Newsday’s crossword editor Stan Newman. Find out how he got started and learn his tips and tricks for solving puzzles. This virtual event will be hosted by Newsday Associate Editor Joye Brown.

Find out what's new and what's coming as recreational marijuana sellers launch home delivery on Long Island and the state determines what consumption lounges will look like.

The seven Long Island high schoolers who were finalists in this year's prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search talk about what it takes to compete.

The discussion will cover how public school districts persuaded more than 100 tenured educators to resign after allegations, withheld their names from the public and approved "confidential" settlements with limited details.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 @ NOON: Reporters Jim Baumbach, Joie Tyrrell and Investigations Editor Keith Herbert discuss Newsday’s latest story that revealed school districts persuaded more than 100 educators facing allegations of wrongdoing to quietly resign.

Newsday's Joye Brown breaks down the indictment of former president Donald Trump and what it means for him and his political future.