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The Grammy-winning singer will play Northwell at Jones Beach Theater July 24.

Tim McGraw to play summer show at Jones Beach

The band performed hits, including "Joy to the World" and "One," at the new arena.

'70s flashback: When Chuck Negron and Three Dog Night played Nassau Coliseum's first concert

Murder's afoot in "And Then There Were None," "Witness for the Prosecution" and "Orient Express."

Murder, she wrote: 3 Agatha Christie mysteries come to LI

The composer talks about his famous Long Island friends, his memoir and more.

When Marc Shaiman met Billy Crystal, Rob Reiner, more

The 68th edition of the awards ceremony is being hosted by Trevor Noah, and features nominees such as Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga and Sabrina Carpenter.

Photos: 2026 Grammy Awards red carpet

Other events include the drama "American Son" and an oldies concert in Patchogue.

Celebrate Black History Month with Harlem Globetrotters, concerts, more

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Celebrate Women's History Month at Stony Brook's Long Island Museum where paintings, sculptures, embroideries and more by female artists of the past 200 years are on view.

Museum celebrates 200 years of women artists

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The Heckscher Museum of Art, the African American Museum and other venues showcase art by Richard Mayhew, the people of Mali and more for Black History Month.

Museums showcase Black artists and their works

Charles Riley discusses "The Art of Music" exhibit at Nassau County Museum of Art.

The Art of Music exhibit at Nassau County Museum of Art

From a sculpture by Paul McCartney to a work of video art featuring Lady Gaga, you'll find it in the Nassau County Museum's "Songs Without Words: The Art of Music" exhibit in Roslyn Harbor.

Nassau exhibit is a love song to the art of music

The Long Island Museum in Stony Brook spotlights the work of glass blowers including Hamptons artists Bengt Hokanson and Trefny Dix in the exhibit "Fire and Form: New Directions in Glass."

LI artists find splendor in the glass

Long Island glass artists, Ben Gthokanson and Trefny Dix, explain how they use Long Island's landscapes as inspiration for their work.

Long Island glass artists inspired by local landscapes

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Municipalities like the Village of Great Neck Plaza are stepping up efforts to remove snow piles that haven't melted over a week after a storm hit the region. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

Many LIers frustrated with slow snow removal

Following the death of her father, Long Beach's Mindi Dovberg began swimming in the ocean every day to help "shock the grief out of her system." NewsdayTV's Jamie Stuart reports.

Rain or shine, warm or cold, she takes a dip in the ocean every day

NewsdayTV's Doug Geed visits a longtime Baiting Hollow restaurant that's been serving the community for decades — and is now offering homemade pot pies to go.

Out East: A visit to the Cooperage Inn

West Babylon's Rivers triplets are making history as skiers for Jamaica. One of the triplets will compete in February's Winter Olympics.

West Babylon skier on his way to compete in the Winter Olympics 

Shop with Newsday food writer Marie Elena Martinez at Sprouts, which opened its first Long Island location in Centereach.

A foodie's guide to shopping at Sprouts

What to know about Long Island's sidewalk snow cleanup laws. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

Keeping LI sidewalks clean after a snowstorm 

One young Long Island mother said getting pregnant at 16 has meant putting off plans to go to law school.

LI teen birth rates plummet

Newsday travel writer Carissa Kellman tries indoor snow tubing at American Dream Mall in New Jersey.

Get your snow fix: Indoor snow tubing at American Dream

Fire officials on Long Island are sounding the alarm, on shortages in both recruitment and retention. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

Proposal to pay firefighters to be on call 

NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa heads to Peconic Ice Rink to sharpen skates, check out the Zamboni and see what it takes to maintain the rink in this week's LI Works.

LI Works: Keeping it nice on the ice

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Nearly 690 pounds of cocaine were seized in what is being called one of the largest narcotics busts in Nassau County's history. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

'This is over $20 million dollars of street value'

Malverne Mel and Holtsville Hal have made their 2026 Groundhog Day predictions.

Mel and Hal weigh in on winter

The 79-year-old man was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead Monday morning, police said. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

Man found outside LI housing complex dies

NewsdayTV meteorologist Geoff Bansen answers questions about bomb cyclones.

What is a bomb cyclone?

The Islamic Center of Long Island on Sunday held its 22nd annual Black History Month celebration. NewsdayTV's Andrew Ehinger reports.

'Black history is not a side story'

'We can no longer guarantee that a fire truck or ambulance will arrive as quickly'

A man was fatally struck and another injured by a hit-and-run driver Thursday evening as they changed a tire on William Floyd Parkway in Shirley, police said.

Hit-and-run driver strikes and kills man changing tire

Long Island should dodge significant snow as wind chills will make temperaturs feel as low as minus 10 this weekend. NewsdayTV meteorologist Geoff Bansen has the forecast.

LI should dodge significant snow

According to.court filings, the $9 million settlement reached in the case of Thomas Valva is in jeopardy after an apparent impasse between Thomas Valva's mother and her lawyers.

Impasse between mother and lawyers

'In my mind he's already won'

Long Islanders pay nearly $4,000 per year on their vehicles because of dangerous and failing roads, according to a report from the national transportation research nonprofit group, TRIP. AAA Northeast's Robert Sinclair explains.

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