Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Newsday's Keith Herbert about their investigation finding evidence of widespread separate and unequal treatment of minority potential homebuyers and minority communities on Long Island.

Bill McIntyre talks with Newsday's John Asbury about how Republican Don Clavin, who has a nearly 1,400-vote lead in the Hempstead supervisor race, said he is moving forward with his transition.

Bill McIntyre talks with Newsday reporter Anthony M. DeStefano about how NYPD investigators believe drug dealing may have been involved in the shooting death of a Nassau Community College student whose body was found on a Queens street.

Robert Brodsky from Newsday calls to discuss how Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Peter King on Tuesday pleaded with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to allow a vote on a universal background check bill.

Joie Tyrell from Newsday calls to discuss how Long Island public and private school officials are alerting parents and guardians about stricter immunization requirements for children.

Newsday’s David Reich-Hale talks to Bill McIntyre about how a federal court hearing in Louisiana on Tuesday could have major ramifications for the 4.7 million New Yorkers who obtained health care coverage through the state's marketplace.

Bill McIntyre talks with Newsday’s James T. Madore about a shortage of workers looming on Long Island as the number of people age 0 to 19 fell 7.5 percent in the past seven years, according to a new report.

Emily Ngo from Newsday talks about how New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio made his bid for the White House official by touting himself as ready to take on President Trump and income inequality nationally as he has locally.

Nicole Fuller from Newsday talks about how the crackdown on MS-13 has resulted in a sharp drop in gang-related killings on Long Island — roughly two dozen homicides in 2016-2017 compared with one committed last year — but law enforcement officials caution that the violent group is fighting to maintain its grip here.

Candance Ferrette of Newsday discusses how a backlog of complaints about unsafe intersections and roadways throughout Nassau County is hampering efforts to fix the problems and potentially exposing the county to millions of dollars in legal judgments.