No arrests made after teen girl shot, another man hurt in Syracuse violent incident
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Syracuse Police Department has not made any arrests after gunfire erupted in the city and a crash sent a person flying into the air. The shooting on May 29 around 9:54 p.m. hurt a 15-year-old girl. A bullet hit her in the leg. A 35-year-old man was injured after an SUV slammed into the vehicle he w
New York Approves 8 More Recreational Cannabis Licenses, Boosts Community Reinvestment Fund to $15...
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information New York regulators approved eight new adult-use marijuana licenses while announcing a significant increase in funding for community reinvestment grants tied to the state’s legal cannabis market. The Cannabis Control Board approved the licenses at its latest meetin
Up to $200: NY will send out rebate checks to help pay utility bills
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced last week that the state will send out rebate checks of up to $200 to help New Yorkers pay their utility bills. Hochul stated during an interview with Telemundo 47 that a total of 8.5 million families will benefit from the assistance. She added that this is due to rising utility cos
New York Heat Rules Could Send Students Home, Close Schools
New York schools are facing the first major test of the state's new classroom heat law
Search For Missing 3-Year-Old & Dog On Upstate New York Highway
A massive multi-agency search was launched after a 3-year-old toddler playing outside suddenly vanished into thin air
DOT subpoenas New York for allegedly obstructing inquiry into deadly I-95 crash
The Transportation Department issued a subpoena to New York as federal investigators probe a deadly Interstate 95 bus crash in Virginia, accusing the state of failing to provide records related to the commercial driver’s license of the driver involved in the wreck. The subpoena, issued by the Federal Motor...
New Yorkers can soon hang solar panels from their windows, if Gov. Hochul approves
Lauren Phillips of the Bronx poses with her balcony solar panel. The legislation would let apartment dwellers rely on solar energy to partly power their homes. [ more › ]
Contagious, Explosive Vomiting Virus Is Raging Across New York
Health experts are puzzled that a contagious virus that typically peaks in the winter is still spreading at "high levels" in New York.
What Most New York Residents Never Realize About House Geckos
House geckos are not the first animals most people associate with New York. When residents think about local wildlife, they usually picture squirrels in city parks, deer in suburban neighborhoods, hawks soaring above highways, or raccoons exploring backyards after dark. Small geckos rarely enter the conversation, which
‘Big Boy’ steam locomotive makes historic return to western NY this month
A coast-to-coast tour of the world's largest operating steam locomotive will pass through our region next month.

















