Family says Cohoes couple was working on issues before shooting
New details from family suggest Gabrielle and Jadet Forman appeared to be working through marriage problems before their deaths.
Sister Betsy Van Dusen, CEO of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany, speaks...
Sister Betsy Van Dusen, CEO of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany, speaks at Poverty Reduction Advisory Council Meeting, August 18, 2026.
Ukrainian Festival returning to Albany
The Ukrainian Festival is set to return to Albany this fall. The event will take place all day on Saturday, September 19, from noon to 10 p.m. at the Polish Community Center.
Late Albany arts leader Pat Devane to be remembered at Sunday event
She ran the City Arts Office in the 1980s, created what became Park Playhouse and organized many festivals.
Troy approves $2.75 million settlement with doctor hit by dump truck
A federal lawsuit alleged Dr. Ajit K. Khanuja was permanently injured when she was struck last year by a city-owned dump truck on Plum Avenue.
Albany Common Council grapples with dismal budget projection
Officials in Albany already knew the city’s finances were in a rough spot, but a recent midyear budget report from the mayor's office is painting an even more dismal picture. City lawmakers are now asking the mayor’s financial team for answers as they work to come up with solutions....
Albany activists host ‘Flock Safari’ to inform community about automated license plate readers
An advocacy group seeking to "DeFlock" the city of Albany held an event Wednesday to raise awareness about the presence of Flock's automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. At the so-called Flock Safari, hosted by Indivisible Albany, attendees traveled to checkpoints around Washington Park where an advocate is sta
Wormer Road BESS proposal should be rejected
As a Guilderland Town Board member, I want to be clear: I oppose the proposed battery-energy storage facility on Wormer Road in New Scotland. This is the wrong location for this type of facility. The proposal places large-scale battery storage in a residential area where there are no fire hydrants, questions surroundin
‘It’s about staying connected’: County fills free dining-out program for seniors
ALBANY COUNTY — The Gateway Diner on Central Avenue was humming on Wednesday morning when the county executive arrived to announce free meals for selected seniors. The program is dubbed GOLD, which stands for Go Out, Let’s Dine and is managed by the county’s Department for Aging.
Schenectady considers future of Kings Road stop signs after noise complaint
SCHENECTADY, NY (WRGB)- A traffic safety dispute on Kings Road in Schenectady is continuing after the city lowered speed limits on most roads to 25 mph and later installed two stop signs on Kings Road at the intersection with Queen Philomena Boulevard. The stop signs were added after a resident...
