Indigenous artist born with one arm, one leg creates colorful world (Enable: The Disability...
Frank Buffalo Hyde, an Indigenous artist who’s been featured at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian and other museums across the United States, was born with one arm and one leg due to a birth defect after his father was exposed to Agent Orange. In this episode...
Syracuse Police Seek Suspect in Apartment Stabbing
Syracuse police are actively searching for a suspect involved in a stabbing incident that occurred on Tuesday night (January 6) at the Seneca Garden Apartments on Riverdale Drive. Officers responded to a call around 9:04 p.m. after a woman reported that her husband had been stabbed. Upon arrival, they discovered a...
Amazon Debuts Its New ‘Core Soft’ Golfball
Amazon's new golf ball is described like hitting a "marshmallow," but perhaps more durable than standard brands.
CNY Jazz Black History Month cabaret will honor NY economic development czar
At the 2026 CNY Jazz Black History Month Cabaret at Drumlins on Sunday,Feb. 22, a distinguished, groundbreaking individual will be honored with the annual Pioneer Public Service Award. This year’s award recipient is Hope Knight, the East Harlem native who has been called New York State’s economic czar. As the...
Restaurant inspections: 1 failure, 20 satisfactory, 1 corrects previous problems
Here are the food service inspections reported by the Onondaga County Health Department from Dec. 21 to 27:. Critical violation: Employee was observed cutting lime wedges at bar without gloves (corrected - limes discarded and employee given education regarding bare hand contact and need for gloves and serving...
Syracuse man gets 50 years in prison for kidnapping and torturing man: ‘I will...
Syracuse, N.Y. ― A man convicted of kidnapping and torturing a man in DeWitt cried and apologized to the victim’s family in court before he was sentenced to the maximum of 50 years in prison. “That’s the rest of my life,” the man said. “I will die in...
New laws proposed in NY as Wegmans collects customers’ biometric data
A new law has been proposed in New York state as Wegmans collects customers’ biometric data in some stores. New York State Sen. Rachel May, D-Syracuse, introduced a bill last year prohibiting the use of biometric surveillance system or biometric surveillance information in places of public accommodation, such as...
Retired Syracuse Police officer announces campaign against Onondaga County Sheriff Toby Shelley
Robert Lenhart, a retired Syracuse Police officer, is challenging incumbent Toby Shelley in the race for Onondaga County Sheriff, citing concerns about Shelley's leadership and promising to bring positive change to the department.
United Way’s DuFore Diamond Ring Raffle Winner
Paula Distin of Fulton was recently announced as the winner of United Way of Greater Oswego County’s drawing for a stunning diamond ring courtesy of DuFore Jeweler’s in Oswego. The second prize winner of a $200 gift certificate was Kim McPherson of Oswego. A third prize was added...
Micron’s upcoming groundbreaking is good news for the project but bad news for bats
Micron is going to break ground next Friday in Clay, kicking off the first phase of construction, clearing trees. It’s a critical yet criticized first step. That’s because that clearcutting will impact one of nature’s most misunderstood creatures: bats. Work will soon begin to clear hundreds of...

















