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Landlords blame city government as Nob Hill tenants wait for access to apartments after...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Whether it’s the mayor, Nob Hill landlords, or their displaced tenants, a fire at the Syracuse apartment complex has left all parties in a state of frustration. Fire investigators are still working to determine what sparked flames in a unit on Saturday, but they say an apartment full of...
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Man killed in Syracuse’s Northside neighborhood identified

Update at 11:30 a.m. on 3-3-26: The Onondaga County District Attorney’s Office has identified the shooting victim as Jesus Delgado. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Syracuse Police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city’s Northside neighborhood. Syracuse Police said its ShotSpotter technology sent officers to the...
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Skip the Supermarket: Authentic Amish Baking Arrives in Syracuse, NY

SYRACUSE, NY — The bustling, retail-heavy stretch of Erie Boulevard is known for car dealerships, big-box stores, and fast food. But nestled right in the middle of the commercial hum is a brand-new, completely different kind of culinary destination. Salt City Dutch Kitchen & Deli has officially opened, bringing the...
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Spiking utility prices warn of NY’s tough choices to come: Why is energy so...

Syracuse, N.Y. — The iconic Gear Factory building in Syracuse is heated with electricity. Owner Rick Destito, who bought the five-story building 21 years ago and converted it to live-work space, replaced the natural gas heating system with air-source heat pumps. That made the century-old structure more energy...
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Syracuse lead sampling meets EPA standards, city says

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The City of Syracuse Water Department said its sampling results from the second half of 2025 meet the Environmental Protection Agency's standards. 100 samples were taken from homes with lead service lines from July to December 2025, per EPA requirements. The city said the 90th-percentile results came...
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Your Stories Q&A: When will Wingstop open in Camillus and Cicero?

CAMILLUS, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — You ask, we answer! You’ve been hungry for an update on when a popular chicken wing chain will open its first locations in Central New York. We first told you last fall, Wingstop is set to open locations in Camillus and Cicero. The franchise group that’s bringing Wingstop to our area, […]
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Four temporarily displaced following kitchen fire in Syracuse

Syracuse, N.Y. ― Four people have been displaced after a kitchen fire caused damage to a multi-family home in Syracuse’s Court-Woodlawn neighborhood. The two residents in the downstairs unit and the two in the upstairs unit will be temporarily displaced as the building will need to be treated for smoke, fire, and...
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Tommypalooza 2026: Honoring a Sterling Legacy

Memorial Day Weekend 2026 will mark a historic and deeply meaningful moment in Central New York as Watts Music Group presents Tommypalooza at Sterling Stage Kampitheater. Set across five days of music, camping, and community, the event serves as both a celebration and a tribute — honoring the life and legacy of Tommy...
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Syracuse city clerk helped create ‘unprofessional work environment,’ according to previously unreported documents

A 2025 investigation found that complaints against City Clerk Patricia McBride’s alleged workplace violations were more credible than previously reported, according to recently obtained public documents reviewed by Central Current. During the investigation into McBride — who the council in January unanimously...
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New York State Comments on The Nighttime ATV Law

Saying goodbye to the snow and hello to mud and spring means one thing in New York State, it’s time to transition from snowmobiles to ATVs.

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