Saratoga Co. man wanted for allegedly raping child in Milton
The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Department says it is looking for a man wanted for allegedly raping a child in Milton.
Photos: Solidarity celebrated at New York State AFL-CIO Labor Day picnic
The event at Joe Bruno Stadium on Monday featured live music, union tabling and free food.
Photos: Holding on tight to summer’s end at the Schaghticoke Fair
Fairgoers enjoy the season's unofficial final weekend with rides, live entertainment, showcases and other fair staples.
Troy’s pioneering labor leader
Kate Mullany, one of 3,700 women in Troy’s collar industry in the 1860s, formed the first women’s union and helped make Labor Day a national holiday.
Duty Calls: La Salle cadet leads “Calling All Heroes” 9/11 tribute
Cadet Pfc. Delaney Galuski was inspired to organize the event after seeing a familiar name at the 9/11 Memorial during a class trip.
Dancehall artist ‘Powerman’ mourns son’s killing
This was supposed to be a weekend of celebration for Michael Davey and his family. Instead, Friday night, a stretch of Albany Avenue became the place his son Christopher was killed. In an exclusive interview Saturday evening, Davey says his son was heading to the laundromat when an argument escalated.
Green Island Police investigate string of recent car break-ins
Green Island Police are investigating at least 20 car break-ins over the past week in the village. Police believe most of these break-ins are with unlocked cars.
Firefighters respond to machinery fire at Port of Albany
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — An investigation is underway following a machinery fire at the Port of Albany on Saturday. According to the Albany Fire Department, the incident occurred at 101 Normanskill Street, which is listed as the location of Ardent Mills LLC on the port’s tenants list. Firefighters...
Castleton-on-Hudson issues emergency water orders after tank depletes
Following a fire and a water main break, public works employees found that levels in the village’s water tower had dropped 78 feet.
The Gasholder House, Troy, New York
In the middle of the 19th Century, the city of Troy New York was a huge industrial center. As such it required huge amounts of fuel for its factories and for the homes of its workers. By the 1870’s the primary fuel was coal gas, made by heating coal in the absence of oxygen. It primarily comprised of hydrogen, methane

















