Syracuse NY

Syracuse may have experienced the snowiest day in its history on December 30, 2025, pending a review of the 1946 data by the National Centers for Environmental Information.

A theater will soon return to Syracuse’s Hawley Green neighborhood for the first time in over 75 years. Grove Theater, LLC, headed by local director Garrett Heater, has been awarded a New York State economic development grant of $230,000 to undertake renovations at the site of the old Avon Theater at 439-445 Hawley...

A 43-year-old man was stabbed in Syracuse on Tuesday night and taken to Upstate University Hospital in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries.

Brian Deforge, a 46-year-old night janitor at the Syracuse Academy of Science Charter School, was found dead on school grounds one year ago, and his family is still seeking justice for his death, which was officially ruled as heart failure despite high levels of carbon monoxide detected at the scene.

Local businesses near the Town of Clay are excited about the upcoming groundbreaking of the Micron megafab campus, as they anticipate an increase in customers and economic growth.

What's being built at the intersection of E. Brighton and E. Seneca Turnpike in the South Valley Neighborhood?

Following a probe, the New York Department of State is warning consumers to be cautious about seeking services from medical spas that aren’t properly licensed. The probe, with the first phase in New York City, inspected 223 businesses, resulting in fines, suspensions, and revocations. While the majority of...

Childcare providers in Syracuse are struggling to provide affordable care due to federal funding delays and potential fraud concerns, leaving parents on waitlists and potentially forcing some centers to close.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — As we make our way through 2026, we will shine a light on facets of our community that contribute to an Amazing America. We start this series with a transformative waterway that played a pivotal role in New York's economic development and the expansion of the country westward.

Frank Buffalo Hyde, an Indigenous artist who’s been featured at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian and other museums across the United States, was born with one arm and one leg due to a birth defect after his father was exposed to Agent Orange. In this episode...