I-81 project will tear up downtown Syracuse streets in coming months: What you need...
Syracuse, N.Y. – Starting this summer, downtown Syracuse streets will be dug up to run a huge underground water line that will collect water from the roads rebuilt during the Interstate 81 project. The mile-long stormwater pipe, called a trunk line, will be perhaps the biggest invisible segment of...
2029 Florida two-way star ‘grateful’ for first Power 4 offer from Syracuse
A two-way Florida athlete received his first Power 4 offer from the Orange, and reacts to his recruitment.
Huge Food Truck Battle Bringing 50+ Vendors, Live Music to NYS Fairgrounds
The Largest Food Truck Gathering in CNY History Is Happening This Weekend.
Elbridge siblings born deaf now hearing after gene therapy approved by FDA
Two deaf siblings from Elbridge, NY have been able to hear for the first time after undergoing a groundbreaking gene therapy approved by the FDA.
Syracuse mayor, police chief address concerns over Citizen Review Board’s loss of investigative authority
Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens and Police Chief Mark Rusin addressed concerns from citizens on Wednesday. It’s the first in a series of scheduled meet and greets where they fielded questions about sidewalk repairs, speeding, ATVs and e-bikes. The mayor and police chief also spoke on the city’s decision to...
Need $90K for a home improvement project? Syracuse grants target middle-income areas
Syracuse, N.Y. — Residential property owners in two Syracuse neighborhoods can start applying for major home improvement grants of up to $90,000 under the city’s evolving housing strategy. Following last fall’s launch of a program providing up to $2,500 in matching funds for minor exterior projects in the...
Syracuse.com journalists win top honors from Syracuse Press Club
Journalists from the newsroom of syracuse.com | The Post-Standard won top honors in the Syracuse Press Club’s annual contest. The press club chose Michelle Breidenbach for its Bill Carey Journalist of the Year award, which recognizes a single journalist whose work stands out from their peers. The award is named for longtime Syracuse broadcaster Bill Carey.
Water company donates 250 filtered faucets to in-home childcare centers in the Syracuse area
Syracuse, N.Y. - A water company from Illinois donated 250 filtered faucets to dozens of in-home childcare centers in the Syracuse area this weekend. Zurn Elkay Water Solutions, a Chicago-based manufacturer, surprised 60 in-home providers with Elkay Avado 2-in-1 Filtered Kitchen Faucets during a Child Care Professionals Appreciation Day event held at the Collegian Hotel.
Two ‘hit-lists’ found at Central NY middle school, but deputies find no real threat
Wampsville, N.Y. - Two ‘hit lists’ were found at a Central New York middle school within three days but police say there was no credible threat of violence. The notes were found at Otto Shortell Middle School in Wampsville. On Monday after school, a school resource officer was...
Cicero’s South Bay Bridge reopens, boosting local businesses
CICERO, N.Y. (WSYR-TV)–The south bay bridge in Cicero is back open after it was closed for nearly two and a half months. During the closure, local businesses felt a ton of impact. Jennifer Niziolek, a barber at Lisis Barber Shop on South Bay Road in Cicero, tells NewsChannel Nine that their regular schedule was disrupted […]
