New York's Highest Point Is Every Hiker's Dream: Here's Why
There is a place in New York where you can enjoy panoramic views of the most beautiful mountains in America.
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Kaitlyn Conley Hires Attorneys After DA Plans Case for Grand Jury
Kaitlyn Conley has officially hired attorneys to represent her in a possible third trial, if an Oneida County Grand Jury indicts her again in the 2015 poisoning death of chiropractor Mary Yoder.
New Country Tops List of New York's Favorite Summer Vacations
A new study claims to have found the country New Yorkers are looking to visit most and it's not any of the usual favorites like Italy, Greece, or the United Kingdom.
Whooping Cough Cases Continue to Skyrocket in New York, US
Measles isn't the only concerning virus that health officials fear could soon spread uncontrollably.
The Amount of Alcohol New Yorkers Drank This Winter Will Shock
If you grabbed a beer or glass of wine to unwind after a stressful winter day, you weren't alone.
The 50 Most Iconic Attractions Found in New York State
New York is home to several iconic landmarks, but which would you be foolish not to visit?
Beautiful Central New York Park Named Most Popular in the State
A gorgeous park tucked away in the hills of Central New York has been crowned the most popular in the state.
F.X. Matt Brewery Named One of the Best in All of America
The F.X. Matt Brewery has been named one of the Top 10 Craft Breweries in America, and one of the Top 20 overall breweries in the United States.
Chobani Announces Billion Dollar Manufacturing Plant at Griffiss
The announcement was probably not one of the best kept secrets in Oneida County history - but it was still a positive realization when the announcement of 1,000+ jobs was promised by Chobani in Oneida County on Tuesday.
This Year's Boston Marathon Winner Has Special Boilermaker Tie
Does the winner of this year's Boston Marathon sound familiar? That's because he made headlines across Central New York just a few months ago!
Remains of WWII Soldier Finally Returning to Central New York after 83 Years
It's been over 80 years since U.S. Army Pvt. Harland J. Hennessey was killed during World War II and buried overseas. Now, he's finally coming home.
Here’s How Many Students Use AI to Cheat in New York Schools
With the rise of artificial intelligence, some people are turning to it to finish their work. However, one demographic that has taken to using AI to solve their problems are students.