Albany NY

After a near-tragic accident in Upstate New York, we want to remind you when you should stop for school busses

French biotech firm One Biosciences, which uses artificial intelligence to develop personalized cancer treatments, is setting up shop in Albany.

A Sand Lake man had an unexpected surprise on Wednesday while excavating his yard to build a new shed.

STEPHENTOWN, NY — State Police arrested a Delmar man on a felony charge of criminal possession of stolen property. Kristopher R. Bradford, 44, of Delmar, was arrested March 11 on a warrant for Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 2nd, a class C felony. The continued investigation determined Bradford also...

CAPITAL REGION, NY (WRGB) — The Saratoga County Sheriff's Office has updated its report on a missing teen from Clifton Park. Ella Lorenzo-Dahn, 15, was last seen Wednesday morning in the vicinity of the warming center located at 45 South Ferry St. in the city of Albany. She used an alias of "Carol L. Guisimen" and provided a date of birth of Feb. 2...

Severe thunderstorms could bring damaging winds, hail or possibly even a tornado to the Albany area.

If you watched the U.S. figure skaters light up the ice at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and wished you could see those performances up close, your chance hasn’t passed yet. Some of the biggest names in American figure skating, led by Olympic Champion Alysa Liu, are heading...

The first and only documentary on the Dewey Loeffel Landfill Superfund site in Rensselaer County will be screened at the Berkshire Atheneum in Pittsfield, Massachusetts at 6:30 tonight. Titled “Love Canal X 2 — A Landfill Dilemma in Nassau, NY,” the film explores the ongoing impact of toxic waste dumped in the community of around 4,500 in the 1950s and 1960s.

Rensselaer police are asking for help identifying a person they say is tied to a criminal mischief case.

ALBANY, N.Y. (WNYT)- A higher court has denied an appeal from a man serving prison time for a deadly hit-and-run crash in Albany. NewsChannel 13 learned the appellate court rejected the appeal from Nsikak Okure. He had argued that his sentence of 8 to 24 years was “harsh and excessive.”