Brett Hall

Two New York State colleges appear on a recent list of top party schools in 2027: Syracuse University and the University at Albany.

The New York State Department of Transportation announced that the southbound on-ramp from Burrstone Road in Utica will close to all traffic beginning September 8th at 7am.

The Mid-York Library System serves Oneida, Herkimer, and Madison counties and offers library members benefits extending far beyond traditional book borrowing through a free library card membership.

Your backyard spruce could become the centerpiece of Albany's biggest holiday celebration. The state handles all the cutting, hauling, and installation costs.

Traffic lights that actually respond to how fast you're driving are already working in places like Portland. Turns out, catching speeders at intersections works better than cameras.

Chobani announced plans to purchase Keurig Dr Pepper's manufacturing facility in Allentown, Pennsylvania for $125 million while spending an additional $800 million to buy back KDP's equity stake in the brand.

Parents and school districts in New York State are responding to a viral social media trend involving the Cat in the Hat character.

Meteorologists from the National Weather Service in Binghamton are tracking a weather system moving into New York State on Wednesday that presents a heightened risk for severe thunderstorms.

Bigfoot in Central New York? A 25-year-old hiker in Onondaga County captured photos of what she describes as an inhuman figure wading through a murky glacial bog, sparking debate among cryptid enthusiasts and skeptics alike.

More than 318,000 cartons of Zicam nasal swab products are being recalled nationwide due to potential microbial contamination.

Starting Tuesday, September 8th, a section of State Route 26 in the Town of Augusta will close completely at 7am. The closure affects the stretch of Route 26 between Wells Gifford Road and Simmons Road.

The Adirondack Railroad is running special roundtrip trains from Utica's Union Station directly to the Remsen Barn Festival this September, letting visitors skip the parking hassle entirely.