Remaining steamy with new threats for scattered t-storms for some through Friday
We have been tracking thunderstorms during Wednesday afternoon. Most of these should exit and/or fall apart during Wednesday night. As we look ahead, we continue to have a very summery feel to the air once again for Thursday and Friday before some bigger changes arrive. It's part of our next...
Want to make $1000? New movie filming in Syracuse needs specific car
A new movie filming in Syracuse is looking for a specific type of car. AND Casting said it’s looking to rent a 1990s/2000s maroon sedan or hatchback for four days starting Monday, June 15. Producers are looking for a car that’s “purply/maroon, not red/maroon and in the right age range,” a casting call said Wednesday.
Syracuse University’s tax deal with the city is up for renewal: Is SU paying...
Syracuse University’s financial contributions to the city of Syracuse are once again up for negotiation as the two work toward a new services agreement. In 2011, SU began making annual voluntary payments to the city to help cover the municipal costs that come from a large tax-exempt school. It started at $500,000 a yea
Syracuse Law Firm Serves Notice of Claim in Boonville Church Explosion
A Syracuse law firm has served a notice of claim on behalf of the pastor burned in the Boonville church explosion and his wife.
Longtime inclusive Syracuse preschool’s state license suspended, immediately shut down for violations
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A 57-year-old preschool in Syracuse, known as a pioneer in inclusive education, has had its childcare license suspended by state regulators, forcing it to shut down immediately. The 172 families with students enrolled at the Jowonio School on East Genesee Street were informed by email of the
‘We need 30,000 housing units’: Amid Micron development, Hochul talks housing demand
The comments came during an event where Hochul announced that construction was already underway on 260 new affordable housing units at the site of the former Syracuse Developmental Center, which had been demolished.
Over 4,000 take part in Syracuse WorkForce Run after heat shortens race (photos)
Liverpool, N.Y. — More than 4,000 employees from 135 companies participated Tuesday evening in the Syracuse WorkForce Run, a team road race at Onondaga Lake Park. The event is typically a 5-kilometer race, but organizers shortened it to a 2-mile walk due to the hot weather. Many participants still chose to run despite
2027 RB Sa’Nir Brooks decommits from Syracuse
St. Frances Academy (Md.) three-star running back Sa’Nir Brooks announced his decommitment from Syracuse on Tuesday evening. The Pennsylvania native was pledged to the Orange since Jan. 24. Brooks is the No. 457 overall prospect and No. 35 RB in the 2027 cycle, according to the Rivals Industry Ranking, a weighted avera
Central NY weather: Multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms, oppressive heat through Friday
Central New York faces multiple rounds of thunderstorms through Friday, some potentially severe, as temperatures climb into the upper 80s to low 90s with increasing humidity making it feel even hotter. Scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop on Wednesday afternoon across the region as a low pressure system move
Unmowed weeds grow all over abandoned ShoppingTown Mall to ire of weed shop next...
DEWITT, N.Y. (WSYR-TV)– A growing eyesore is causing frustration in Dewitt. The grass surrounding the vacant ShoppingTown Mall has grown out of control. Two managers from a neighboring business say the grass is hurting their business. Loud Pack Exotics, a cannabis dispensary, sits right in front of the former mall. “Th

















