Flavors announced for 2026 Schenectady Wing Walk
The 2026 Wing Walk in downtown Schenectady is less than two weeks away, and organizers have released the list of flavors attendees will have the chance to enjoy.
International flights diverted to Albany due to air traffic control issue
Albany, NY (WRGB) — A technical issue at a key regional air traffic control center has disrupted hundreds of flights in the Northeast, according to the FAA. As a result, a spokesperson for Albany Airport says several have been diverted to Albany, three of which are international flights. Two...
Father of four upstate NY kids killed by their mom, grandmother ‘sickened’ by ‘unimaginable’...
The heartbroken father of four children killed by their mother and grandmother in a horrifying upstate New York murder-suicide said it was “sickening” to know how they were put through “such unimaginable” suffering. Brady Harmon revealed his pain as he shared a police update showing that his kids — Harper, 13, Hudson,
NWS confirms third tornado from August 27 severe storms
The National Weather Service in Albany has confirmed a third tornado occurred on Thursday August 27, 2026. In addition to the two previously confirmed twisters in Saratoga County, an EF-1 tornado touched down southwest of DeBraine Lake in Hamilton County at around 4:30pm. Estimated peak winds were 90 miles per hour, an
New York man goes to Sbarro. Then he sees something crawling on the breadsticks:...
'Definitely not the first time that happened.' The post New York man goes to Sbarro. Then he sees something crawling on the breadsticks: ‘Bet they still sold them’ appeared first on Subplot News .
Assemblywoman Septimo on Legionnaires’ and legislative priorities
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Assemblywoman Amanda Septimo joins PIX11 News to discuss the latest on the Legionnaires’ situation in the South Bronx as well as legislative priorities for the upcoming session in Albany, which include domestic violence, food rescue tax credit, modernizing New York’s alcohol laws, and Hispanic Herita
Capital Region’s first doula agency now open for families
A new resource aims to help Capital Region families find personalized support during pregnancy, birth, postpartum care and infant feeding.
Central Warehouse teardown begins Monday night
With 4,500 tons of asbestos gone and permits secured, days are numbered for century-old eyesore
Family of inmate beaten to death speaks out after $24 million settlement
The family of Robert Brooks is speaking out on Monday after settling with the state after Brooks was beaten to death by corrections officers in December of 2024. The settlement is for $24 million, the largest settlement for an inmate killed in custody in New York. The Brooks’ family attorneys...
“Did he need a warrant?” Police caught looking through resident’s mailbox raises legal questions
A video showing a Schenectady police officer opening a resident’s mailbox, removing pieces of mail and looking through them has raised questions about whether the officer needed a warrant before doing so, according to a CBS6 Albany report by investigative reporter Briana Supardi.
