Common Council Reviews VEO Bike/Scooter Contract
SYRACUSE, N.Y (CITRUSTV NEWS) — On Wednesday morning, Common Council met to discuss renewing a contract with Veo Inc. Veo pointed to the link between low income and low car ownership explaining that e-bikes and scooters are critical for transportation. According to Veo each bike averages at least one...
Lawsuits fly as split between Great Northern Mall’s owners and a housing developer turns...
Syracuse, N.Y. – Breakups have a way of turning ugly, and that’s just what is happening with the partnership that was supposed to redevelop the Great Northern Mall in Clay. The partnership between Syracuse-based Hart Lyman Cos. and Rochester-based Conifer Housing has devolved into a court fight, with...
Syracuse’s largest apartment complex Nob Hill faces foreclosure with $50M-plus owed
Syracuse's largest apartment complex, Nob Hill Apartments, is in significant financial trouble, with a foreclosure notice posted on the property indicating more than $50 million owed under a loan agreement with Fannie Mae. The complex is also embroiled in a lawsuit from the city over ongoing code violations....
Syracuse man in prison for life for double murder now admits he killed a...
Syracuse, N.Y. ― A Syracuse man already serving a life sentence for killing two people admitted this week he fatally shot another person. Donnell Thornton, 31, was a defendant in two murder trials in 2025. The first ended in a conviction for gun possession and a hung jury on...
‘Syracuse University’ appears 65 times in the Epstein Files, CitrusTV investigated why
In January, the Department of Justice released over 3 million pages of documents related to the investigation of late New York Financier and known pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The additional documents add on to a database of files, accessible through a special DOJ website. When searching for ‘Syracuse University’...
Syracuse book club brings community together over literature and libations
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — In downtown Syracuse, an unlikely gathering space has become home to a thriving community of readers who might never have crossed paths otherwise. At Talking Cursive Brewery on Erie Boulevard, 15 to 30 members of the Salt City Books and Brew book club gather monthly to discuss literature over drinks....
Anger, Loyalty, and a Fanbase at the Breaking Point: The Adrian Autry Debate in...
The noise around Adrian Autry has officially reached a boil. Social media timelines are flooded. Talk radio lines are jammed. Group chats that once debated zone wrinkles are now reduced to one blunt question: should Syracuse fire its head coach—right now?. There’s no denying the frustration. Another winter has...
Syracuse promotes from within to fill new post overseeing city’s technology
Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens has created and filled a new position overseeing technology and digital services in city government. Vincent Scipione will be the city’s first chief information officer, a post responsible for advising and advocating on the city’s technology needs and policy. Scipione...
N.Y. FD remembers 1939 blaze that killed 9 firefighters
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Dozens of firefighters gathered at Firefighter Memorial Park in Syracuse on Tuesday morning to mark the 87th anniversary of the Collins Block Fire. The 1939 blaze killed nine Syracuse firefighters when the roof of a cellar collapsed in the building at 225 E. Genesee St. in downtown Syracuse. It is...
Your Stories Q&A: A building designed for luxury brands in DeWitt is set to...
DEWITT, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — You ask, we answer! Several of our viewers have been asking when new stores will move into the former Ethan Allen building in DeWitt. The building on E. Genesee Street, across the street from Wegmans, has been under construction for at least 18 months. The developer said it’s being designed...

















