Syracuse NY

Marking a critical step forward in researching a long-misunderstood and misdiagnosed progressive brain disorder, a new law signed recently by Gov. Kathy Hochul will create a registry for frontotemporal degeneration (FTD) diagnoses in New York. The registry is the first of its kind in the United States, and advocates...

In early 2025, a significant strike involving thousands of correctional officers across Upstate New York led to an unexpected economic shift in the region's hotel industry. Cole Masler of HVS explores the implications of the strike and the subsequent deployment of the New York National Guard on local hotel market...

Far away from the crowded pumpkin patches, apple orchards and haunted hayrides, Syracuse cemeteries offer a peaceful way to pass a few hours each autumn. Not only are cemeteries free and public, but they’re perfect places to enjoy fall colors in a quiet, pensive setting, admire beautiful stonework from centuries past...

A medical transport vehicle slammed into the entrance of Auburn Rehabilitation & Nursing Center on Halloween, collapsing the building’s awning, according to The Citizen. The crash startled staff and residents but didn’t cause any reported injuries. Photos show the awning crumpled above the doorway after the impact....

Commissioners on the Syracuse City School District Board of Education must stop hiding and explain to the public why they want to pay $250,000 for consulting services from two retired district executives. The seven members of the board are elected by the voters. Their policy of refusing to publicly explain...

Sheriff's deputies say that they are investigating a crash involving an Amish horse-drawn carriage that occurred Sunday afternoon

Deputies arrested a 55-year-old Auburn man earlier this month on felony welfare fraud charges, according to the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office. Robert W. Dreher was taken into custody on October 15 on an outstanding warrant issued by Auburn City Court. The arrest followed an investigation by the county’s Department...

Millions of Americans will lose access to their SNAP benefits tomorrow, but one small Long Island business is doing its part to ensure no one goes hungry. FOX 5 NY's Meredith Gorman speaks to the owner of Struggletown BBQ.

The impacts of Hurricane Melissa across New York State are only just beginning.

Officials say that a domestic dispute took a frightening turn after a man from New York state shot at a residence with a shotgun.