Syracuse NY

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Price Chopper/Market 32 launched a series of actions to help families affected by the suspension of SNAP benefits being suspended. The grocery store has lowered the cost of several products that are in high demand and made them eligible for increased savings and discounts for a limited time. They...

State Police say Troopers were dispatched to Tractor Supply on Route 13 in Cortlandville Thursday evening for a reported larceny. Troopers were informed a vehicle with two suspects fled the area after they stole several Carhartt jackets. A description of the vehicle and of the two suspects was obtained with...

CLAY, NY — A 73-year-old man with dementia who went missing Tuesday evening has been found safe, according to the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office. David Woodruff was last seen around 6:18 p.m. near Norstar Boulevard in the town of Clay. Woodruff is described as a white male with...

New cancer rankings for every New York county are out. Some numbers will shock you. Check where your county stands in the full list.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – A group of volunteers has removed nearly a half-ton of litter in Syracuse over the last four months. DeTrash Syracuse is a volunteer social group that meets monthly. Erika Oller, the group’s organizer, picks a route, sets the date and invites the community to join her via Facebook and Reddit.

Syracuse, N.Y. ― A Syracuse man testified in his own murder retrial Friday and told a jury he was a witness to the killing, but that he was not the shooter. Prosecutors say that he is admitting what he can’t deny and denying what he can’t admit.

Officials report that they arrested a man from New York state, and have charged him with felony 3rd degree criminal possession of stolen property.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced that recent court rulings require the federal government to release emergency nutrition assistance for 3 million New Yorkers who may lose SNAP benefits. She stated that New York took legal action after federal inaction on the issue.

Hastings, N.Y. — Aaron Eastwood knows Danielle Killmore. He would often see her pushing her dolls in a baby stroller along Route 11 as cars whizzed by. Eastwood, a state police sergeant, would stop to gently remind her: Don’t play too close to the road. If you purchase...

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