Last Call For Dry Towns? New York Weighs Lifting Post-Prohibition Law

New York towns and villages that have post-Prohibition bans on alcohol sales would be forced to lift such restrictions under a new bill.

Nearly 36,000 NYers Get Drivers Licenses Suspended: Report

Many New Yorkers are now unable to legally drive thanks to their failure to take and pass a required test.

NY Adulterers Could Get Tossed From Home, But Avoid Jail Under Bill

A little-known and rarely enforced law from 1907 that makes adultery a crime in the state of New York could soon be a thing of the past.

You Could Get Free Wendy's Breakfast Sandwiches For A Year In NY

With a special coupon, you can get one breakfast sandwich on the menu for free every week for a year.

New York Mets Opening Day 2024: How To Watch; World Series Odds

Baseball season is about to begin; here's a peek at what the 2024 Major League Baseball season could have in store.

New York Yankees Opening Day 2024: How To Watch; World Series Odds

Baseball season is about to begin; here's a peek at what the 2024 Major League Baseball season could have in store.

ISO Compliance Webinar on March 25

There's still time to register for this free webinar sponsored by Virginia APEX Accelerator!

Ailing Alligator Kept Illegally In NY Home's Swimming Pool: Officials

An ailing alligator was seized from an upstate New York home where it was being kept illegally, state officials say.

2 NY National Guard Soldiers Killed In Helicopter Crash In TX

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Casey Frankoski and Chief Warrant Officer 2 John Grassi of the New York National Guard died in the crash Friday.

NY Officials Urging Those Impacted By AT&T Outage To File Complaints

Attorney General Letitia James is looking into the cause of, and AT&T's response to, the widespread outage Feb. 22.

NY Home With Underground Railroad Link Lists For $979K: How Much House

“Stationmasters” in New York risked their lives by hiding escaped slaves traveling north to freedom via the Underground Railroad.

8 NY Companies Ranked Among Forbes' Best Employers

New York-based companies in the top 100 on Forbes' large employers list include American Express and Turner Construction.

COVID Isolation Guidelines Changing, Reports Say: What It Means In NY

The CDC reportedly plans to ease its 5-day isolation guidance for people who test positive for COVID-19. Here's what to know:

1 Dead, Others Sickened: Listeria-Tainted Dairy Product Recalled

Consumers should check their refrigerators and freezers for any of the recalled products and throw them away, according to the FDA.

Warwick Valley High School Senior Wins Local Business Competition

Jocelyne Sanchez Creates Innovative Name for Connecticut Manufacturer’s New Product Line

Student Competition to Name Fire Prevention Product Ignites Creativity

Packaging and Crating Technologies Educates Warwick Valley High School Class About Lithium Battery Dangers

Meteorological Winter Is Here: See Winter Weather Predictions For NY

Here is a look at the latest snow forecasts and winter weather predictions for New York.

2 Dead In Vehicle Explosion At NY-Canada Border Crossing

New York governor says there's no sign of terrorism in the explosion at the Rainbow Bridge checkpoint in Niagara Falls.

Celebrating Italian-American Heritage Month

Remembering Baseball's Sal Maglie, the 'Demon Barber'

Powerball Jackpot Hits $1.73B: Odds, Ticket Deadline In New York State

New Yorkers keep getting more chances to win big in the growing Powerball drawing. Will Wednesday be your last chance?

Monday’s Powerball Jackpot Grows To $1.55B: What To Know In NY

Didn't buy a ticket for Saturday? You're in luck. Read on to learn more about Monday's drawing.

Powerball Jackpot Swells To $1.4B Saturday: Deadline For Tickets In NY

Didn't buy a ticket for Wednesday? You're in luck. Read on to learn more about Saturday's drawing.

NYC Mayor Adams Traveling on Pointless ‘Migrant Discouragement Tour’

Steps to push back against the invasion don't require travel south of the border

It’s time we change how we treat prostate cancer patients

As doctors, we must identify patients best served by treatment and others who can avoid the biopsy and treatment

Charlotte Sena Found, Suspect Charged With Kidnapping: Reports

New York State Police said Charlotte Sena, 9, was found safe Monday evening after going missing Saturday.

9-Year-Old Abducted Upstate; Amber Alert Issued: Police

Charlotte Sena has been missing since Saturday evening, according to authorities.

95K New Yorkers In Danger Of Losing Their Driver's Licenses: Report

In order to stay licensed, all New York drivers must submit a passing vision exam to the DMV no later than Nov. 26, according to Newsday.

Mysterious Tweet Predicts Aaron Rodgers Injury, User Later Suspended

"Aaron Rodgers is going to tear his Achilles on a rain drenched MetLife turf in 2.5 hours," the account predicted with eerie accuracy.

Rare Green Comet Is Hurtling Toward Earth: How To See Nishimura In NY

It will be another 400 years before the comet returns.

Virtual Abortion And Reproductive Health Care Expands In New York

Hey Jane now offers New Yorkers virtual access to the same medications they can get from their doctor or local clinic.

NY Athlete, 97, Wins 6 Swimming Gold Medals At National Senior Games

The Jamestown resident is honored as a Humana Game Changer for inspiring others with her passion for staying active.

Centers Health Care Hosts Statewide Care That Moves You Day

August 2, 2023, will demonstrate that movement and activities defeat loneliness & isolation

Author Debrianna Obara Debuts Stunning Novel - Blok 42

Debrianna Obara is the daughter of parents born in Poland during and after WWII.

New York Hit By Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Ground Beef

At least five people in New York have been sickened in a regional outbreak of salmonella linked to ground beef sold at ShopRite stores.

NY Governor To Prioritize $650M In Funds Toward Housing Crisis

New York Governor Kathy Hochul​'s plan will help increase supply, create affordable housing, and promote housing growth, officials said.

Cooperstown Needs to Restore Excellence

Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Standards Need Tightening

Bank Of America Ordered To Repay Customers $100M In NY, Other States

Bank of America has been ordered to pay more than $100 million to customers in New York and 37 other states.

5 New York Road Trips When You Need To Get Out Of The City And Breathe

“Fall” for Niagara, obviously, but also the Finger Lakes. Get “salty” in Syracuse. Drive the length of Long Island. Peace out in Woodstock.

The Always Lovable Northern Metropolitan Resident Ms. Bernice Turns 90

Once a highly-respectable nurse is locally from Montebello

Northern Lights Forecast Downgraded For New York

Experts were predicting "high activity" in North America this week. The forecast has since been slightly downgraded.