Utica Sweeps Doubleheader off Mohawk Valley
By Josh McMullen LITTLE FALLS, NY – The Utica Blue Sox had a combined five home runs over two games in a sweep of Mohawk Valley, 14-6 and 10-3 on […]
TRAFFIC: I-81 lane closures in Syracuse
Interstate 81 northbound will be reduced to one lane between Exit 17 (S Salina St/Brighton Ave) and Exit 18 (Adams St/Harrison St) in the City of Syracuse. Work will take place from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. beginning Tuesday, July 14 and lasting through Friday, July 17.
Syracuse seeks community input to shape Comprehensive Plan 2050
SYRACUSE, NY — As Syracuse continues to undergo major changes with projects like the Interstate 81 viaduct removal and Micron's planned semiconductor campus, city leaders asked residents to help shape what comes next. The city recently wrapped up four public engagement meetings across Syracuse as part of its Comprehens
Thick smoke draped over Syracuse Wednesday
Thick wildfire smoke from the Great Lakes region is blanketing Syracuse and Central New York today, with air quality alerts in place until changing winds are expected to clear the area on Thursday.
Micron asks court to toss lawsuit over massive chip plant project in New York
The memory chip maker says the groups challenging environmental approvals for the project have no standing to sue.
Syracuse city officials call for more bus-riding and electric vehicles in ‘climate action plan’
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens is rolling out a plan to shift away from a car-centric city. City officials and planning consultants drafted a “Climate Action Plan” to guide the Owens administration’s policies on environmental sustainability. Owens’ office published the final document on Tuesday.
First Look: CNY didn’t need another pizza-and-wing shop. Then CrisPi opened
(In First Look, we visit a new restaurant or bar in Central New York to give readers an idea of what to expect. If you know of a new place, email me at [email protected] or call/text me at 315-382-1984. If I take your suggestion, I just might buy you a meal.)
Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite: CNY City Makes National List
Bed bugs are still causing problems across New York. Syracuse, Buffalo and NYC all ranked among the cities with the most bed bugs.
New York Fall Forecast Released: Warmer Weather May Stick Around
Will New York get sweater weather or more summer-like days? The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its fall forecast.
R&B music star to perform first concert at NYS Fair
Geddes, N.Y. - The New York State Fair Tuesday announced its latest musical act for this year. R&B/Pop music star Robin Thicke will perform at Suburban Park at 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 6. This will be Thicke’s first time performing at the fair. “His connection with fans is a...
