Officers were called to Stewart Avenue near Nassau Boulevard just after 5 a.m. where they found airbags deployed, a rear bumper ripped off and a windshield shattered.

The crash happened at around 8 a.m. on Indian Head Road, knocking out power for roughly 650 customers, most of whom have since had their service restored.

County Executive Ed Romaine joined Rich Barrabi to answer YOUR questions on this edition of Power & Politics.

News 12 Long Island's Kurt Semder is in Huntington checking the morning commute after the heavy snow past overnight.

Doctors say the effects of caffeine are more pronounced in children, not only due to their age but because their nervous and cardiovascular systems are not fully developed and they are more sensitive ...