Albany NY

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A Schenectady man was indicted on a charge of distributing fentanyl and cocaine that caused an overdose death in Schenectady County. On March 10, Kristoffer Jackson, 39, was ordered to be detained pending trial. Prosecutors said Jackson sold cocaine laced with fentanyl. “Let this indictment...

Weekend mornings feel a little more exciting at this cozy New York restaurant. The room hums with conversation, coffee keeps getting refilled, and the kitchen sends out plate after plate of fluffy pancakes, loaded omelettes, and golden breakfast potatoes. Everything smells amazing, and every table seems to be having...

Catholic Central School will move to Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons for the 2026-27 school year.

Coxsackie, NY (WRGB) — Three correctional officers were injured in separate inmate attacks at Greene Correctional Facility, and a fourth officer was hurt while responding to one of the incidents at the medium-security prison in Coxsackie. The first attack happened Feb. 20 as an officer assigned to one of...

In the heart of Columbia County, a hairy mystery lurks in the shadows. Get ready for a captivating glimpse into local folklore.

A man from Flushing has admitted to a money laundering conspiracy involving over $2 million in the Capital Region. Ming Xia, 41, pleaded guilty on March 3 to operating several spas that served as fronts for commercial sex services. The U.S. Attorney's Office revealed that Xia laundered the proceeds through third...

Students in East Greenbush got a sweet lesson in science on Tuesday. Kids at Bell Top Elementary School learned how to make maple syrup – from tapping trees to collecting sap.

A convenience store chain is planning a major expansion in Upstate New York, with as many as eight new locations.

GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Zoning Board of Appeals on March 4 approved a for-profit home-school resource center on the town border with Altamont. On separate votes related to the proposal — an interpretation of the proposed use and approval of the project itself — the tally was 4 to 1, with James Zieno twice...

DECATUR, NY — A former town supervisor in upstate New York has been charged with stealing public funds after allegedly paying himself extra money from a municipal budget without approval — a case that underscores broader concerns about public trust in local government. Johnathan D. Kersman, 37, of...