A husband and wife, William and Eileen Clifford, were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Islip; William was outside with gunshot wounds, Eileen inside. No known history of domestic violence was reported.

Wall Street retreated as Walmart's less optimistic profit outlook affected investor sentiment, causing its share to fall 6.2%. Despite some positive earnings, overall, market indices were down.

PSEG Long Island has launched "Senior Connections," an initiative to educate seniors on storm prep, scam awareness, electrical safety, and energy efficiency to ensure safety and cost savings.

The New York Yankees have updated their grooming policy, allowing "well-groomed beards," ending their long-standing ban on facial hair that was in place since 1976.

Luigi Mangione is due in court for a hearing about the high-profile murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, which may set a trial date and discuss evidence.

Trump administration reverses cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program after backlash, ensuring continued support and research funding for 9/11 first responders and survivors.

The NYPD is seeking the public's help to catch a suspect involved in multiple burglaries across several precincts, asking for tips via phone or their website.

Mayor Eric Adams targets quality-of-life issues in the Bronx's Melrose Avenue with a multi-agency operation to address illegal vending, unlicensed cannabis shops, and improve public safety.

Biomedical CEO Norman Gray has been sentenced to 10 years for defrauding investors of over $13 million by lying about his credentials and nonexistent healthcare projects.

Justin Turnick was sentenced to over 21 years for distributing fentanyl in Rockland County, NY, which resulted in multiple overdoses and three deaths.

Cirque du Soleil returns to New York with the "Luzia" show after a pandemic-induced hiatus, featuring a water-themed spectacle, innovative sets, and a refreshed financial standing.

Governor Hochul chooses not to remove NYC Mayor Adams despite corruption charges, but will appoint a deputy inspector general for oversight and set restrictions on his mayoral powers.

Ramon Rivera, accused of a fatal stabbing in Manhattan, might be unfit for trial due to mental illness, raising concerns about the handling of such cases by New York's legal system.