Central NY man reunites with family after months in ICE detention: ‘Happiness you can’t...
Syracuse, N.Y. — Carlos Arreaga got out of a pickup truck Monday evening, and his three-month ordeal was finally over. A quiet street on Syracuse’s East Side soon lit up with yells of “Papí!” from his young daughter, Kristel. Arreaga walked up to his home,...
Low water pressure expected in part of Liverpool after pipe leak, officials say
Liverpool, N.Y. — Some Liverpool residents may experience low or no water pressure Monday after a water main leak, officials said. The leak is affecting residents on Oswego Street (Route 57) between Fourth and Sixth streets, according to Geoffrey Miller, the executive director of operations at the Onondaga County Water
SPD reviews incident timeline during Westcott Theater public hearing
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. Syracuse Common Council held a public hearing Monday to hear a presentation from Syracuse First Deputy Chief Richard Trudell and Syracuse Zoning Administrator Jake Dishaw concerning several incidents at Westcott Theater as its
Syracuse temperature streak passes a milestone
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) On Monday, Syracuse dropped to 47°, far from the record of 34° set exactly six years ago. Sept. 21, 2020 was the last time Syracuse had a record low and since that record low, we’ve had 47 record highs in a row! The latest record high came on July 14 of this […]
From one complaint to dozens: Growing number of Central New Yorkers report missing, opened mail
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — What started as one Central New York woman’s story about tampered mail is now raising broader concerns across the region. After NewsChannel 9 shared Louise Westfall’s experience, dozens of viewers reached out with similar stories. Some reported missing cards, others opened envelopes, even sto
Syracuse Inner Harbor Aquarium cost nearly reaches $100 million before opening
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Syracuse Inner Harbor Aquarium cost has nearly reached $100 million before opening. The actual money spent on building and opening the new aquarium is now just shy of $100 million. Including general construction, design, plumbing, HVAC and land acquisition all the expenses now total $99.78 million.
Fran Brown needs to stay out of “SAD” territory
Syracuse fans like most fanbases, don’t like excuses. After the latest loss, Fran Brown’s post-game press conference started to veer into “SAD” territory- Scott, Adrian, Dino. As the losses started to add up (or in Shafer’s case even before they piled up), these coaches started to...
What’s Going Around: 9-21-26
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Below is the weekly check of illnesses most commonly seen in area doctors’ offices. Camillus Liverpool Syracuse Pulaski
Humane CNY hosts Stock the Shelter event
HumaneCNY is promoting its Stock the Shelter and Silent auction scheduled for Saturday, September 26, while highlighting an adoptable 12-year-old Chihuahua named Pup.
I-81 Update: State DOT awards contract for new water line along Clinton Square
The state has awarded a contract to build a huge underground water line through downtown Syracuse as part of the Interstate 81 project. The contract was awarded to Lancaster Development and Tully Construction. It is worth $143.5 million, state comptroller records show. State transportation officials have not yet announ
