Albany’s Kegs and Eggs returns with breakfast events
ALBANY, N.Y. (WNYT)- A beloved Albany Saint Patrick’s Day tradition is making its long-awaited return. The Copper Crow and The Hollow Bar and Kitchen in downtown Albany are hosting special breakfast events on parade day this Saturday. The events will combine a hearty brunch with festive drinks and plenty...
Columbia High School students raise over $230K for blood cancer
In January, a team of Columbia High School students began raising money for Blood Cancer United.
House of the Week: Rare single-family row house in Troy
The three-story home in the Washington Square neighborhood is listed for under $600,000.
Mother and Boyfriend Charged in Little Girl’s Death
A little girl’s life has been cut tragically short, and now her mother and mother’s boyfriend are facing the consequences. Here’s what we know.
Uncommon Grounds opens in Delmar
A little over two years since it was first announced, Uncommon Grounds has officially opened in Delmar. The coffee shop is located in the former Bruegger’s Bagels space in Delaware Plaza.
Applyrs taps UAlbany professor Lani Jones for CPRB seat
Jones, whose background is in social work, comes to the beleaguered oversight body the same day as another member resigns.
Letter to state attorney general’s office slams handling of botched ballot count in Rensselaer...
Common Cause New York, the Rensselaer County League of Women Voters and Free Speech For People sent the letter to the state attorney general’s office on Monday.
Spine surgeon loses appeal to regain ability to file workers’ comp claims
A New York judge denied an appeal by spine surgeon Joseph Weinstein, DO, to see worker’s compensation patients, Newsday reported March 10. The decision stems from an initial ruling to bar Dr. Weinstein from seeing patients with workers’ compensation claims in 2025. His renewal application with the New York State...
Man admits to $2 million money-laundering conspiracy in Capital Region
ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — A Flushing man has admitted to a money laundering conspiracy in the Capital Region. Prosecutors say it generated more than $2 million. The U.S. Attorney's Office says Ming Xia, 41, operated Capital Region spas that were fronts for commercial sex services. He pleaded guilty on March 3.
County legislator calls for yellow light on Albany bus terminal
Noise and diesel fumes. These are some of the concerns District 6 Albany County Legislator Dannielle Hille says residents have raised after the proposal of a bus terminal. Last month, Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy announced that the county was seeking partners to help develop the site of a former McDonald’s on...
