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The championship game was held at the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Orange were playing the Kansas Jayhawks.

A local seafood restaurant with two locations in the Capital Region is getting ready to film an episode of "America's Best Restaurants." After following the restaurant online, the producers reached out to see if the owner would be interested in the YouTube show highlighting the eatery. The show will film next month.

Whether you like snow or not, you will love watching this video.

A video was captured on Sunday, March 5th showing sudden streaks of light bursting across the sky, along with two unidentified floating orbs over Marlboro, NY.

Of all the horror movies that aired on Monster Movie Matinee, the Creature From The Black Lagoon movies frightened me the most.

A dog trainer in New York claims that he was sexually molested by a female bigfoot in one of the most bizarre (NSFW) 5-minute videos I've ever seen. Apparently, this video has been floating around the internet for a while now, viewed more than a million times...

Follow along with this YouTube adventure series highlighting NYS history with the modern day Indiana Jones Don Rittner and his cohost Justyna Kostek.

The machine uses robotic stretching technology resulting in dry cleaning-like pressing quality.

William Shatner, Star Trek icon who has explored the "Final Frontier" on and off camera, will be beaming down to Upstate NY for a fan meet-and-greet.

A Central New York musician is getting national attention after performing on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallen.

How many classic 1980s TV commercials do you remember? We all remember Wendy's "Where's the Beef?"  How about Pepsi's "The Choice of a New Generation," or Miller Lite's "Tastes Great!...Less Filling!" Decades have passed - and there are far too many to recall - but if you remember anything about TV commercials in the 80s and 90s, the biggest ones in the game were bee

Our hearts continue to be with our fellow New Yorkers out west as they deal with the aftermath of one of the worst storms in state history, and we'd like to take a moment to thank our first responders.   As of this morning, as many as 30 people perished, and more bodies may be recovered. T...