Syracuse NY

SENNETT, NY — A 58-year-old man was arrested after allegedly threatening to blow up an apartment building while armed with a knife. Timothy E. King, of Sennett, was charged with menacing in the 3rd degree, criminal possession of a weapon in the 3rd degree and making a mass threat of harm.

Syracuse is expanding its lead service line replacement program and seeking $25 million in funding to prepare for a 2027 federal mandate requiring all lines to be replaced within 10 years.

Brian Holmes has a motor that rarely idles. The owner of three Brian’s One-Day Cleaners stores and two restaurants is constantly in motion, mentally tracking the taxes due here, the bill due there and whether the new dishwasher was installed. It’s exhausting, he says, but “being complacent, that’s not...

Two of the three biggest construction firms in the U.S. have been chosen to build portions of the Micron project.

UTICA, N.Y. -- The Syracuse woman accused of bringing cocaine, PCP, ketamine and other substances into Mohawk Correctional Facility on Easter Sunday was in Oneida County Tuesday morning. Shondrea Taylor did not accept or reject a plea offer, as expected. Instead, she asked the judge for more time for her...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A lane will be closed along Interstate 90 overnight in Syracuse due to an ongoing infrastructure project. The New York State Department of Transportation said in a statement that I-690 eastbound will be down to one lane overnight between the I-81 northbound on-ramp and Exit 17 (Teall Avenue)

CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — National Grid is installing underground power lines in Clay to support a new Micron facility, establishing utility infrastructure for what could become the largest electricity customer in New York state. The infrastructure project involves expanding National Grid’s existing substation on Caughend

New York has a reputation for many things. Being aggressively nice isn’t usually near the top of the list. But one tiny Upstate village has apparently been too busy building wheelchair ramps, donating shoes and helping its neighbors to worry about that. Liverpool, a roughly one-square-mile village near Syracuse...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Jowonio School has announced an Interim Director of Operations while it continues its search for an Executive Director. Will Stanton, a former Jowonio Parent and career educator of nearly 19 years, will work alongside Education Director Kate Smith. Stanton will help oversee day-to-day operations while

Upstate New York markets — Rochester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Binghamton — rank among the Northeast's hottest, with tight inventory and fast sales. Rochester leads at 1.1 months' supply and 21 days to contract. Syracuse has 1.6 months' supply and a $325,000 median. Micron's planned chip plant promises long-term demand growt