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Troy police investigate possible overnight shots-fired incident

TROY, NY (WRGB) — Troy Police are investigating a possible shots fired incident on 4th Avenue. Patrols and Detectives have responded to 4th Ave near Northern Drive where evidence of shots fired has been found. The scene is safe. Police believe the incident may have occurred during the overnight hours. At this time, it
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Taste of Italy closes, replaced by La Famiglia Pizza & Pasta

Videos suggest controversial owners Frank and Alyssa Cappello may have moved out of the area.
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Colonie Police investigating officer-involved crash

The Colonie Police Department is investigating after one of its officers struck and injured a driver Saturday afternoon. The department says the officer was responding to a "domestic dispute involving a person with a knife" when it struck an uninvolved Subaru on Central Avenue near Colonie Center. The crash caused the
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NAMI Capital Region holds annual walk for mental health

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — As we begin mental health awareness month, one organization hosted a walk to recognize mental health. For nine years, NAMI Capital Region has held the NAMI walk. The event raises money to support NAMI’s free mental-health education and support programs. This year, they have raised $20,855. But f
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Contagious feline virus temporarily pauses cat adoptions at Mohawk Hudson Humane Society

MENANDS, NY (WRGB) — Mohawk Hudson Humane Society is pausing on-site cat adoptions and cat intake after two suspected cases of feline panleukopenia in cats at the shelter. The virus is serious and contagious; however, no other cats are showing signs. Veterinary staff is confirming the virus through testing...
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Transfer station planned near Albany’s soon-to-be closed landfill

Rapp Road landfill is at capacity. A multimillion-dollar plan is about to begin to take garbage anywhere but there.
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Albany residents charged with felony weapons, drug possession

A traffic stop in Albany led to felony weapon charges after deputies said they found drugs and guns in a car. The Albany County Sheriff’s Office said deputies stopped the car on Everett Road at about 7:40 p.m. Friday. Deputies identified the driver as 46-year-old Mark Conklin of Albany and the passenger as 49-year-old
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25 Famous People You Didn’t Know Were From Troy, New York

Perched along the eastern bank of the Hudson River near the Erie and Champlain canal systems, Troy, New York, earned worldwide renown in the 19th century as the “Collar City.” Driven by the industrial might of the Burden Iron Works, pioneering foundries, textile mills, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy became
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Two anchors gone, corridors empty, then the wrecking ball: how Clifton Park Center mall...

Off Exit 9 of Interstate 87 in Clifton Park, New York, Clifton Park Center is a shopping center. Its indoor section is built around a central food court. It opened in 1976 as Clifton Country Mall, a C-shaped enclosed mall. In 2006 a new owner began tearing out large sections of it, including the ones that linked JCPenn
Featured picture for A Rensselaer woman is charged with taking $668,884 in her dead mother-in-law’s Social Security and state pension over nearly 17 years

A Rensselaer woman is charged with taking $668,884 in her dead mother-in-law’s Social Security...

Federal prosecutors in Albany say a Rensselaer woman spent nearly 17 years writing checks on a bank account that two government agencies kept filling after the account holder died. Kimberly Cardella, 59, is charged with taking $668,884 in total: more than $530,000 in Social Security money and more than $138,000 in New

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