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A tremendous act of kindness is taking place here in the Mohawk Valley.

A massive celebration is happening next month, because that's when a long-awaited project finally opens to the public.

What happens when curiosity meets a quiet night in the woods? Just ask the Forest Rangers who had their hands full dealing with an underage party.

Get ready to groove, as the New York State Fair amps up its concert series with two incredible tribute bands this summer!

Fresh cucumbers are in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons—health concerns are on the rise. Let’s break down the latest on this food safety alert.

The echoes of guitars and the warmth of community are about to be packed away. One final night at Nothin Fancy is just around the corner.

Push yourself up 3,500 feet during the Whiteface Uphill Foot and Bike Race this June.

Imagine browsing Facebook Marketplace and finding burial plots listed right next to furniture. Yep, that's the world we're living in now.

Solvay Recreation Alleys, the oldest bowling alley in New York State, has closed its doors after nearly 100 years. The beloved local spot, opened in 1928, was a community staple in Solvay. Its closure follows the passing of longtime owner John Zollo, marking the end of an era for generations of bowlers.

Think you're spending too much money on clothes? Wait until you see how much the average New Yorker coughs up every year for their wardrobe.

A beloved hotel in downtown Rome is grappling with a loss that goes beyond decorations, touching the very essence of its holiday traditions.

Picture this: a black bear casually sauntering through a driveway in North Utica. Just another day in the neighborhood, right?