I-81 northbound ramp to I-690 west to close for pavement repairs in Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Drivers traveling through Syracuse should plan for delays this week as a busy interstate ramp closes for scheduled pavement repairs. The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) says the Interstate 81 northbound off-ramp to Interstate 690 westbound will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Mo
8 Areas In New York Where Coyotes Have Been Spotted Near Suburban Neighborhoods
Coyotes have a plan and it involves your neighborhood. Not the woods behind your neighborhood. Not the park at the edge of town. The actual street where you walk your dog every morning without giving it a second thought. New York has been watching coyotes move closer for years, and...
14 New York Brunch Spots Where Two People Eat For Under $25
Somewhere between the $19 eggs Benedict and the $14 mimosa that arrives in a glass the size of a thimble, New York brunch lost the plot. Fourteen restaurants across the state never got that far off track, and two people can prove it for under $25. Manhattan to Niagara Falls,...
State DEC Provides Tips for Dealing with Black Bears
Earlysummer is when black bears are most active in New York. One recent example of a bear sighting happened in Forestville last Monday, with a resident's Ring camera catching footage of a bear wandering across their property. According to the State DEC, black bears spend a great deal of time exploring for food, which c
Explosive Diarrhea Forcing New York Restaurants To Make Changes
Popular restaurants are changing their menus due to a parasite that causes "explosive diarrhea."
Have You Heard About New York’s Slipper Restriction Law?
Have You Heard About New York's Slipper Restriction Law?
Hochul’s Statewide Data Center Moratorium Sparks Fierce Backlash Over Jobs, Investment and Energy Policy
Governor Kathy Hochul’s decision to halt development of large-scale data centers across New York has ignited a statewide debate, with supporters praising the move as an environmental safeguard while critics warn it could send billions of dollars in private investment – and thousands of high-paying jobs – to competing s
New York is losing a generation and one family expense keeps pushing people out
The NYC affordability crisis triggers a constant migration of young families toward states with lower living costs. Sky-high childcare expenses and heavy tax burdens fuel the New York urban exodus among millennials. State and municipal governments are deploying multi-billion dollar investments to retain their most prod
New York Could See “Strongest” Winter In A Decade
One meteorologist says early weather signals are pointing toward a much rougher winter than New Yorkers have seen in years.
Amid Micron job prospects, Onondaga Community College adds 3 more majors to free tuition...
ONONDAGA, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Onondaga Community College is adding three more majors to its free-tuition program for adult students. The college is catering to career fields in demand in Central New York amid the hype around Micron’s microchip factory in Clay. Through the SUNY Reconnect program, adults aged 25 to 55 can r
