Sabrina Houser runs ‘a company that cares’ at Capital CFO+
The owner of the outsourcing firm is being recognized for Excellence in Business.
Ink of the 518: Capital Region pride leaves permanent marks
Linking together transplants and natives alike is a love for the Capital Region made apparent by area-inspired tattoos.
ValleyCats continue ‘positive conversations’ about new stadium lease
The ValleyCats are seeking upgrades to Bruno Stadium, which opened in 2002, including a new field and lighting. Tri-City has played on natural grass during its entire stay in Troy.
Pedal-Paddle Race kicks off series of special events in Schenectady
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (WRGB) — Schenectady’s annual Peddle Paddle Race kicked off Saturday morning at 8 a.m. at Aqueduct Park. Racers began with a seven-mile cycling ride along Aqueduct Road, traveling beside the Erie Canal Path. From there, participants paddled two miles through the Mohawk River. The event wrapped...
GoFundMe page created for Amsterdam e-bike crash victim’s family
AMSTERDAM, NY (WRGB) — A GoFundMe page has been created to support the family of a victim who died during a crash with an e-bike in Amsterdam earlier this week. On Tuesday night, May 5th, the Amsterdam Police Department responded to a crash with injuries involving an e-bike and a vehicle at Guy Park Avenue and Wall Street.
Albany Ranks Among State Capitals For Family-friendly Living In 2026
Albany ranks 25th in state capitals for 2026, with solid education and healthcare, but economic challenges show there's room for growth.
National bank opens new branch in Troy
A national banking chain has opened a new, full-service branch in the city of Troy.
Photos: Albany’s 2026 Tulip Queen is crowned
The new Tulip Queen was chosen to receive the royal title at the coronation ceremony at Washington Park's Lakehouse Stage on Saturday, a key part of Albany's annual Tulip Festival.
Colonie Central High School hosts firefighter recruiting event
Albany County fire stations say there is a critical need for volunteers. In recent years, they’ve seen an enrollment drop by 25%. Yet, a recruitment effort at a local high school brought the chance for students to spend a day in their boots. Students tried on gear, ran obstacles, and learned what it takes to be the next generation of first responders.
Vehicle-pedestrian crash injures 2, closes roadway in Watervliet
WATERVLIET, NY (WRGB) — Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes as Watervliet Police investigate a crash between a vehicle and a pedestrian. On Thursday, May 8th, 2025, at approximately 9:00 PM, a pedestrian was struck while walking on the sidewalk near the intersection of 19th Street and 4th Avenue.

















