After a week of beautiful weather, Central NY residents should expect a soggy weekend
Warm and dry conditions will continue in Central New York through Friday, with high pressure keeping skies clear and temperatures climbing into the upper 80s by week’s end. A warming trend will persist through the rest of the work week as high pressure remains over the region. Southwest winds will bring increasing humi
Asking Eric: I thought I was on good terms with my kids after divorce;...
Dear Eric: I have two adult children; they both are married and live in different states away from me. I worked very hard to be a good and loving parent and, after a divorce that I did not want, I struggled a lot emotionally. The children lost their home and so did I.
U.S. agriculture secretary vows at CNY event to bring dairy farmers’ concerns back to...
GROTON, N.Y. (WSYR) — Central New York’s dairy farmers traveled to Carey Farm to discuss a myriad of challenges they are facing with United States Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins. A dairy farmer has an around-the-clock job, working 365 days a year. The job can be gratifying, but it can also be an ongoing battle
Ruptured Tendons, Stress Fractures Force Track Families to Put 11X National Champion Coach Under...
Hall of Fame cross country coach Bill Aris,70, made a name for himself at Fayetteville Manlius High School, where he guided the girls’ team to 11 Nike Cross Nationals titles and earned the nickname “Lombardi of Team Running.” But the veteran coach is said to have been on paid administrative leave for almost a month now
Lane closure along I-690 in Syracuse
I-690 eastbound will be reduced to one lane between the Interstate 81 northbound on-ramp and Exit 17 (Teall Avenue) in the City of Syracuse from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Everything you need to know about Taste of Syracuse 2026 ($2 sample menu, music...
Syracuse, N.Y. — Downtown Syracuse is about to smell like charcoal smoke, fried dough, garlic parm and lemonade for two straight days. Taste of Syracuse returns to Clinton Square this weekend (June 5 and 6), turning the city’s core into a massive outdoor food crawl packed with jerk chicken, crab rangoons, giant pickles
Out-of-state developer plans to convert downtown Syracuse offices into 46 apartments
Syracuse, N.Y. — A Maine-based developer’s first project transforming downtown Syracuse office space into apartments has gone so well that its owners want to do more. While on the verge of opening a 35-unit apartment building at 250 Harrison St., Bangor, Maine-based High Tide Capital has new plans to convert the six-st
Three teens accused of killing friend in failed drive-by offered plea deals
Syracuse, N.Y. ― Three teens accused of accidentally killing their 15-year-old friend in a failed drive-by shooting were offered plea deals Tuesday. Torrin Brown, Quinntone Moore and Uzziah Murray are accused of fatally shooting Deron McGee on Aug. 12, 2024 outside an apartment complex in Syracuse. They were all travel
Syracuse city leaders raise orange flag outside City Hall for gun violence awareness
City leaders, survivors, and community members gathered at Syracuse City Hall to raise an orange flag in honor of Gun Violence Awareness Month, highlighting the city's efforts to reduce gun violence through outreach programs and initiatives.
Goodwill mandates strict ‘dishonesty’ shopping policy affecting several stores: ‘It’s only fair’
GOODWILL shoppers have been warned about a strict rule affecting several stores across America. The thrift giant says the measure is designed to keep things fair for customers hunting for bargains – and some branches are even asking shoppers to help enforce it. The policy limits when employees can...

















