CAPTAIN CHS announces 2026 free youth summer meal program
School is weeks away from summer break, and CAPITAL Community Human Services is preparing to resume its free summer meal program for students throughout Saratoga County.
Millions watch as Schenectady native turns homemade meals into a mission
A Schenectady native is getting national attention for her efforts to help those in need. A video showing her cooking homemade meals for people experiencing homelessness has gone viral, racking up millions of views online.
Chicken Salad Chick plans to expand into Albany, upper Hudson Valley
The popular Southern fast-casual restaurant chain has targeted the Northeast for franchise development.
One evacuated, pets safe after house fire in Guilderland, officials say
GUILDERLAND, NY (WRGB) — One person was evacuated from a house fire in Guilderland Friday night, after neighbors reported seeing smoke and flames coming from the side of the home. Fire officials told CBS6 there were also animals inside the home when crews arrived, and they are all OK.
Rock the Lock 2026 concert series lineup announced
The 2026 lineup for the annual Rock the Lock concert series has been announced.
Pitching struggles cost ValleyCats in home loss to Sussex County
ValleyCats manager Greg Tagert saw his team's ERA rise to 7.07, better than only the Brockton Rox (7.48) among the league's 18 teams.
Woman who drove SUV onto Bethlehem soccer fields during police chase sentenced
The Troy woman was arrested last fall after a police chase ended when she drove down an embankment and onto soccer fields at Elm Avenue Park as children played.
Local Holocaust survivor shares his story: ‘I was only 5 years old’
As the number of living Holocaust survivors continues to decline, efforts to preserve their stories have never been more important. On Thursday, the Jewish Family Services of Northeastern New York honored local survivors on International Holocaust Survivors Day and shared powerful stories of survival, resilience and ho
Seneca Chief to depart Waterford on voyage back to Buffalo
The historic Erie Canal boat Seneca Chief will begin its trip back to Western New York on Saturday, June 6.
Police respond to two crashes in construction zone on I-88 in Schoharie
Two crashes in a construction zone tied up traffic on I-88 on Friday morning. State Police said troopers responded to the eastbound lane in Schoharie for a report of a passenger vehicle striking a parked construction truck that displays signs indicating a work zone.
