Fleet of World War II planes skywrite message of hope over NYC
Six World War II planes flew over the New York City region Tuesday and created giant messages in the sky of thanks and hope for first responders, essential workers and everyone impacted by COVID-19.
Walk-thru scanner could help screen people for illnesses
Sensors use ultrasound to calculate a person's height to properly calibrate the scanner. Similar to a security checkpoint at the airport, someone will man the medical gateway that could potentially scan up to 1,000 people an hour.
New York boy, 4, contracts coronavirus after being diagnosed with inoperable brain tumor
Matteo Ferruzzi, 4, tested positive for COVID-19, complicating the start of at least a year’s worth of chemotherapy treatment on an inoperable malignant brain tumor.
Cuomo: Virus is 'effective killer'; 799 more deaths in NY
The governor said that his administration is asking funeral directors from outside the region to come help deal with the number of people who have died in this public health crisis.
Coronavirus cases on Long Island near 30,000
The rate of hospitalization on Long Island is slowing.
Long Island officials scrambling to prepare as coronavirus infections rise
On Friday officials announced at least 4,657 cases of novel coronavirus confirmed in Nassau County and at least 3,385 in Suffolk. And as New York approaches the anticipated peak of infection, officials want to make sure there are enough resources available on Long Island.
Long Island authorities accepting donations of medical supplies
The number of positive COVID-19 cases jumped to 2,869 with one new death in Nassau County. Suffolk County has at least 1,880 confirmed cases and four new deaths. Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini is one of the latest officials to test positive for the virus.
Suffolk County executive under voluntary quarantine after staffer tests positive for coronavirus
Across Long Island, public and private schools, gyms and theaters are closed. Restaurants are still open but only for takeout or delivery.
Several Long Island facilities close due to coronavirus outbreak
Medical experts say the vast majority of patients who have tested positive for the virus on Long Island are improving. They stress the importance of social distancing—not getting too close to other people—and staying home if you're feeling sick.
Long Island officials step up response to coronavirus outbreak
Long Island officials announced that many assisted- and senior-living facilities are temporarily limiting or in some cases eliminating visitors.
Long Island woman found guilty in grieving mother's death
A nurse and mother from Long Island woman was found guilty on three counts in the homicide of an anti-gang activist's death.
Suffolk DA calls for grand jury in death of boy forced to sleep in garage
Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini said a grand jury will issue a special report on the circumstances of Thomas Valva's death.
Long Island schools prepare for spread of coronavirus
Both the Nassau County Council of School Superintendents and the Suffolk County School Superintendents Association told FOX 5 NY they're in constant communication with relevant agencies and will continue to communicate with their communities.
Long Island officials object to LIRR fare hike plan
Elected officials are calling on the MTA to abandon the plan for an increase on LIRR fares.
Video of fatal confrontation between Evelyn Rodriguez and SUV driver shown in court
A cameraman from News 12 testified in court about the video he captured that showed a confrontation between AnnMarie Drago and Evelyn Rodriguez.
Trial begins in death of anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez
Opposing narratives were outlined in court on Thursday as the trial of Ann Marie Drago got underway. Drago, a nurse and mother of two, is accused of running over and killing anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez.
Trial in death of anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez begins
The trial of Ann Marie Drago, the woman accused of running over and killing anti-gang activist Evelyn Rodriguez began on Thursday.
Suffolk County considers creating government watchdog
The Suffolk County Legislature met on Wednesday to reintroduce a bill that would create an Office of Inspector General for the county.
Teacher writes kids' book inspired by her own tech distractions
A Long Island teacher has written a book with the goal of fostering a conversation between kids and their caregivers about boundaries with tech use in the home.
Stony Brook lacrosse goalie makes saves off of the field
The college lacrosse player has been a volunteer firefighter since he was a pre-teen.