Kathy Whyte

Legal Action Against Central NY Ski Operators for Alleged Monopoly
New York Attorney General is suing new owners of Toggenburg for alleged monopoly & Greek Peak for illegal non-compete.

New York’s Heroic Firefighters Memorialized
Eleven names are added to New York’s memorial to fallen firefighters during observance of Fire Prevention Week and Firefighter Appreciation Day.

Beware of New York State Electric and Gas Imposters
Ithaca Police are investigating several burglaries where a person identifies himself as a New York State Electric and Gas worker.

Breathtaking Giant Lantern Sculptures at Binghamton’s Ross Park Zoo
The Illumination for Conservation Lantern Festival is open at Binghamton's Ross Park Zoo and is being described as nothing short as "breathtaking."

New York’s Stricter Gun Control Bills Are Signed Into Law
With the stroke of a pen, New York’s already tough gun laws have become tougher.

Major Interstate 81 Re-Design Project in Central NY Moves Ahead
Motorists who make occasional trips to the Salt City should be aware there are big changes coming to a main roadway system in Syracuse.

New York Warns Be Careful When Donating to Help Ukraine
New York State Attorney General Letitia James is warning residents to be careful as they try to help the Ukrainian people under the Russian invasion.

New Yorkers Told to Up Cyber Security in Wake of International Tensions
Governor Hochul says New Yorkers should remember they are vulnerable to cyber attacks in light of current geopolitical uncertainty.

Appellate Panel Issues Full Stay of NY Mask Mandate
New York’s mask mandate will remain in effect while the Governor's office appeals a ruling from a lower court judge overturning it under a full stay order.

New York’s Mask Mandate is Extended
New Yorkers will be required to wear masks whenever inside in any public settings for an additional 11 days.

New York’s Mask Mandate is Back On
New York State’s requirement that face masks be worn in just about all indoor public settings is still in place until at least Friday, January 28.

NY Supreme Court Strikes Down Mask Mandate
The New York State Supreme Court says Governor Hochul’s directive that all schools and businesses require staff and customers to wear masks is unconstitutional.