When will buildings rise at Micron site in Central New York?
The memory chip maker is moving tons of soil and gravel around and is about to start pouring the foundation for its first fabrication facility in Clay.
Micron to pour foundation for first Clay fabrication plant, months ahead of schedule
CLAY, N.Y. — Local, state and federal leaders are expected to gather at 10 a.m. Thursday, as Micron pours the concrete foundation for its first fabrication plant in Clay, a milestone the company says is arriving sooner than expected. The concrete pour comes less than six months after Micron...
Firefighters credit smoke detector for saving Syracuse resident from house fire
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A working smoke detector helped a Durston Avenue resident escape safely early Wednesday morning after a fire broke out in the home's attached garage, the Syracuse Fire Department said. Firefighters responded to the fire at 453 Durston Ave. around 2:03 a.m. Crews from Station 9 arrived...
Another water main break hits Syracuse; crews working on downtown street cave-in
A small sinkhole opened up in Downtown Syracuse on Tuesday, caused by a water main break near 400 Burnet Ave., and crews are working to replace the entire water main.
Second Memphis fatal shooting in 4 days by federal task force, officials say
A member of a federal crime-fighting task force in Memphis shot and killed a man there on Wednesday, the second fatal shooting by a task force member in four days.
17-year-old boy accused of starting fire at Great Northern Mall
The teen set pieces of paper on fire inside the mall. The fire happened on the night of an annual Fourth of July celebration and fireworks.
State lawmaker Pam Hunter pushing to regulate license plate reader surveillance
When Assemblymember Pam Hunter learned that a camera pole installed in her neighbor’s yard was scanning her license plate as she drove by every day, Hunter started digging. Hunter, a state lawmaker representing the 128th Assembly District, soon learned that she had been driving past a Flock Safety automatic license pla
Highest-ranking woman in Syracuse Police Dept. files discrimination claim against city
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The highest-ranking woman in the Syracuse Police Department is alleging discrimination and humiliation against her employer. Deputy Chief Julie Shulsky filed a claim against the city of Syracuse. She is seeking financial compensation for several incidents. Deputy Chief Shulsky claimed that she has been
Massachusetts man pleads guilty to assaulting federal investigator in Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A Massachusetts man has pleaded guilty to federal charges, including assaulting a federal officer in January, the United States Department of Justice announced. Cedric E. Cundiff, 68, pleaded guilty in federal court on June 29 to assaulting a federal officer, failing to register as a sex...
Your Stories Q&A: North Syracuse diner badly damaged by fire set to reopen inside...
It's been nearly a year since Candy's Diner near Sweetheart Corner was badly damaged by fire. The former Clam Bar had to be gutted to the studs before renovations could begin. After months of hard work, Candy's on Route 11 is getting ready to reopen.
