Former Skyline Apartments in Syracuse reach path forward toward reopening
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The former Skyline Apartments in Syracuse could soon begin welcoming tenants again after Clear Investment Group and the city reached a new agreement establishing a path forward for the 367-unit property. The building at 753 James St. is now called The Metropolitan. Clear Investment Group says...
City seeks better enforcement for Syracuse Veo program
Syracuse residents expressed concerns regarding underage riding, traffic violations, and improper parking of Veo e-bikes and e-scooters during a recent Common Council committee meeting.
Flights from Paris and Ireland to Newark Land in Syracuse: Flights from Paris and...
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Three international flights diverted to Syracuse on Monday, Sept. 21, after a communications failure disrupted air traffic around Newark Liberty International Airport. The planes, originally bound for Newark, arrived from Paris and Ireland, according to WSYR-TV’s local report. The unexpected arrivals s
Carpenter’s Brook hosts annual Sportsmen’s Days event this weekend
Shoot a crossbow and leave with a free pawpaw sapling at the 46th annual Sportsmen’s Days event this weekend at Carpenter’s Brook Fish Hatchery in Elbridge, September 26-27, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission and all activities are free, but parking is $5 per vehicle. Veterans, active...
Syracuse athletic department hires Cleveland Cavaliers exec to boost business
Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse athletic director Bryan Blair hired former Cleveland Cavaliers executive Chris Presson to lead the business side of the athletic department, the school announced Tuesday. Presson will work as the athletic department’s chief commercial officer and as one of five deputy athletic directors. The s
North Syracuse Central School District plans $45M STEM hub near Micron site
A new hub for STEM is being eyed for Cicero-North Syracuse High School, with an estimated cost of almost $45 million. Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie told the North Syracuse Central School District that the state government has committed $5 million to the undertaking before the formal state budget process in April.
Who’s moving here? See the top locations where people are shopping for homes in...
Syracuse, N.Y. — The Washington, D.C. metro area accounted for the biggest share of people looking at homes in metro Syracuse during the second quarter of 2026, according to the National Association of Realtors. Washington accounted for more than 22% of views of Syracuse home listings on the realtor.com...
Syracuse hikes & bites: 9 scenic trails with nearby restaurants
There’s never a bad time to get outdoors in Central New York, but early fall and its vibrant changing leaves is an excellent opportunity to take a hike or nature walk (even a run) in a local park. These easy-to-moderate outings are nine of the many beautiful and peaceful...
Syracuse Common Council plans to seek new bike-share bids after Veo contract ends
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The City of Syracuse may not have Veo Bikes next year. On Tuesday, Syracuse Common Councilors expressed frustration with the business. Many said they want to see the bike share put more safety measures in place. The city's contract with Veo concludes in January 2027. Councilors...
Feds officially rename I-81 through Syracuse
The federal government has formally approved the change of name for Interstate 81 in Syracuse, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Tuesday in a news release. I-81 in Syracuse has been renamed Business Loop 81, between the southern and northern interchanges with what is now Interstate 481. The ring road around Syracuse...

















