Until the 2025-26 season ends, the Islanders goalie cap hit is $11 million. If that changes and it's Sorokin and Hogberg, that number falls to $9.025 million, saving $1.975 million. The ...

The New York Islanders could take no such solace in their most recent defeat. A pair of teams trying to hang on in the Eastern Conference wild-card race will meet Thursday night when the Flyers ...

In another development, Officials at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are bracing for crowds eager to get a glimpse of lava fountaining from an eruption. The eruption that began Dec. 23 in a crater ...

The key feature of the rebrand is an updated logo, including a new font for the word “Walmart” and a bolder yellow “spark” icon. Walmart is staying true to its blue and yellow color ...

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The PGA Tour is back. In Hawaii. Which meant beautiful images of the best players in the world playing at Kapalua’s Plantation Course with the water, whales and waves in the background.

Following that, moving Romanov could make a ton of sense for the Islanders’ cap situation. Instead of committing a chunk of the cap to Romanov, they could turn him into a multitude of options.

The argument for trading Romanov starts with George’s emergence. Following that, moving Romanov could make a ton of sense for the Islanders’ cap situation. Instead of committing a chunk of the cap to ...

Pelech notched an assist, four shots on goal, two blocked shots and two PIM in Thursday's 2-1 loss to the Maple Leafs. Pelech has two assists over his last three games. He went five contests ...

Two former Long Islanders, both 25, were among the 14 people killed in the New Year's Day pickup truck attack in New Orleans. Matthew Tenedorio, who lived on Long Island as a child, was in the ...

New Year’s Eve fireworks have a long history in Hawaii, where they are a strong cultural tradition. For decades, lawmakers have struggled to quell the widespread use of them across the state.