US-College-Hunger
Free food pantries are becoming nearly as common as the campus book store at a growing number of colleges. Continue reading…
View ArticleProtecting the Disabled-Settlement
A group home in upstate New York will pay $450,000 to the family of a developmentally disabled boy who used his PlayStation to record caretakers threatening his life. Continue reading…
View ArticleSpeaker's Upstate Tour
State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is hitting the road again to start his third state tour. Continue reading…
View ArticlePublic Housing-Grants
Upstate New York is getting over $67 million in federal funding for public housing. Continue reading…
View ArticleChildren Deaths-Mother Paroled
A New York woman convicted of killing her infant daughter in the 1980s and suspected of killing seven of her eight other children has been granted parole. Continue reading…
View ArticleGeneral Electric-Investigation
Federal prosecutors say an engineer at General Electric's upstate New York turbine manufacturing plant has been charged with stealing the company's trade secrets. Continue reading…
View ArticleGeneral Electric-Layoffs
General Electric says it's laying off 200 hourly workers at its upstate New York plant that produces steam turbines for the company's power unit. Continue reading…
View ArticleMissing Infant-Search
Police in upstate New York have charged the mother of a missing baby with multiple felonies after the remains of a child were found near her home. Continue reading…
View ArticlePolice Brutality-Settlement
An upstate New York city has reached a settlement with a woman who says two police officers, including a finalist for chief of police, slammed her head into a bench. Continue reading…
View ArticlePolice Brutality-Settlement
An upstate New York city is set to pay out $360,000 to settle a lawsuit with a woman who said two police officers slammed her head into a bench. Continue reading…
View ArticleTheft Scheme-Quadriplegic
Prosecutors in upstate New York say a Brooklyn man who masterminded a scheme to plunder a quadriplegic's trust fund has been sent to prison. Continue reading…
View ArticleSchenectady Train Station
A new train station has opened in Schenectady, two weeks ahead of schedule. Continue reading…
View ArticleMissing Infant-Search
A 38-year-old upstate New York woman has been indicted on murder and other charges in the death of her infant child last summer. Continue reading…
View ArticleCrash-State Trooper
Calling hours and funeral services have been finalized for a New York state trooper killed in an on-duty crash this week. Continue reading…
View Article2 Capital Region Cities ‘Most Dangerous’ in the Country for Pedestrians
A new list is out and it lists the top cities in the United States that are the most dangerous for pedestrians in 2022. There are two cities in the Capital Region that land in the top 20! Continue...
View ArticleDaily Double: Ten Times “Jeopardy!” Featured Upstate New York
Over the 1000s of clues given over the years, Upstate New York and its cities and people have found their way onto Jeopardy's board numerous times. Continue reading…
View ArticlePopular History Channel Show Coming To Upstate! Want to Believe?
If you like the unexplained, you'll love the new show coming to the Capital Region this fall. Continue reading…
View ArticleThe Best Places To See a Moose in Upstate New York
Dream of seeing a moose out in the wild? These are the top five places in Upstate New York where you have a great chance of spotting a moose. Continue reading…
View ArticleSchenectady’s ‘Van Gogh Immersive Experience’ Extended Again! [PICS]
If you haven't made it to the enormously popular "Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience" exhibit in Schenectady yet there is good news. Discover Schenectady announced that they are extending it through...
View ArticleIs it Legal to Repair Rather Than Replace a CPAP Machine?
A local sleep apnea patient is calling for updated legislation to allow a CPAP machine to be repaired rather than spending money on a replacement every 5 years. Continue reading…
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