Photos: Community remembers DOT supervisor killed on duty
Family, friends and former colleagues of state Department of Transportation maintenance supervisor Robert Bornt gathered in East Greenbush to mark the one year anniversary of his death.
Philly Bar owner turning former Jessica Stone’s into Irish bar
September opening projected for Mulligan’s Irish Pub after overhaul of the building on Route 9 near Latham Circle.
Pending, closed home sales rise in Capital Region, despite affordability concerns
Housing supply dropped to less than two months of inventory.
Local organizations discuss high prices affecting them
Memorial Day may have passed, but high gas prices are still in the Capital Region and beyond. Vida Murdock traveled to the Regional Food Bank today to get food for the Capital City Agape Center Food Pantry in Albany with a U-Haul. She said gas for that trip is getting more expensive, and it could affect her organizatio
Troy police identify person of interest in homicide investigation
The police department is looking for the public's help as officers search for a man identified as a person of interest in its ongoing investigation into the shooting death of Shardonay Tyce.
Amsterdam man charged after displaying weapons in fight
An Amsterdam man has been charged after a reported fight where weapons were displayed.
Schenectady man pleads guilty to federal drug and gun charges
ALBANY, N.Y. (WNYT) – A Schenectady man is facing decades in prison after pleading guilty to multiple federal charges according to the Department of Justice. According to the DOJ, Emery Moore, 57, admitted he sold cocaine and meth on five occasions from March through July 2025. Moore also admitted to having three guns,
Kyra’s Law advances in Albany as advocates push for final passage
Nearly a decade after a Manhasset toddler was shot to death by her father during a court-approved visitation, advocates say a major child safety bill inspired by Kyra Franchetti’s killing is closer than ever to becoming law in New York. The measure advanced unanimously through the New York State...
Staples Celebrates Party City Integration with Ribbon Cutting in Clifton Park
Staples in Clifton Park is continuing its investment in the local community with the store’s new integration of Party City, bringing expanded celebration and party offerings to shoppers throughout the busy Exit 9 corridor. A longtime fixture in the area, the store has served Capital Region businesses, families, and org
Amsterdam woman accused of $12K worth of SNAP fraud
An Amsterdam woman was arrested on Monday after she allegedly received over $12,000 in SNAP benefits that she was not entitled to, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office.
