Clifton Park passes 180-day moratorium on concrete batch plants
Residents worry about dust, noise, traffic and the Dwaas Kill. But the developer behind the Bonded Concrete proposal says his project was targeted.
Two teens face burglary charges for incident at Columbia County Fairgrounds
CHATHAM, NY (WRGB) — Two female teens were arrested after a vandalism incident at the Columbia County Fairgrounds, according to the Chatham Police Department. On Sunday, June 7, two teens unlawfully entered multiple buildings on the Columbia County Fairgrounds property, while inside the buildings, the juveniles caused
New York legalized blood on ambulances, but crews still can’t use it
New York legalized blood on ground ambulances, but nearly two years on the state still hasn’t issued rules to allow it. EMS leaders say the delay is costing lives.
‘The thing everybody has to have’: NeeDoh demand outpaces supply at Capital Region stores
The squishy toy, made into shapes including cubes and ice cream cones, has taken social media by storm.
Occupants safely evacuate house fire on Western Ave in Albany on Saturday morning
ALBANY, NY (WRGB) — A morning fire in Albany is under investigation. The Albany Fire Department recieved a call at 6:43 a.m. for a structure fire at 254 Western Ave between Quail Street and Ontario St.; the department responded 2 minutes later. Firefighters found a fire on the second...
Schenectady ‘pop-up parties’ are being shut down as part of enforcement crackdown
Mayor Gary McCarthy said "pop-up parties" have been a consistent problem in the city, but social media has made crowds larger and more problematic.
Albany County leaders’ 2-year plan for south end building collapses
Plans to remake a long-vacant former McDonald’s in Albany have stalled after two years of talks and competing ideas.
Greg Floyd joins Upstate Living ahead of Father’s Day weekend
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Billy’s father and legendary local news personality, Greg Floyd, made his Upstate Living debut today! Billy, Greg, and Anne talked about positive memories, Father’s Day gifts, and also took some time to have a catch!
Unhappy result at local brewpubs for some with prepaid Happy Cards
Some breweries have accepted the cards, while others have refused.
Honoring black history and culture on Juneteenth
ALBANY, NY (NEWS10) – Today is Juneteenth, an annual celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. The name is a nod to June 19, 1865, the day when Major General Gordon Granger ordered the final enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas at the end of the Civil War. The Albany Black […]
