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Two more tornadoes have been confirmed in New York from June 18 storms—an EF-0 in Cortland County and an EF-1 in Yates County. Both were brief but left behind tree damage and structural impacts, with no injuries reported.

A bear was spotted on the trails at Deerfield Wilderness Park in the Town of Deerfield, near the loop trail entrance. Officials say it wasn’t aggressive but are reminding hikers to stay aware while using the park.

Twin B Speed Dial, known as “Speedy,” is the only horse to survive Saratoga’s Barn 21 fire after an unexplained escape during the blaze.

New York is changing deer hunting regulations to increase antlerless deer harvests, expand permit access, and better manage growing deer populations statewide.

Two dogs got serious skin infections after swimming in West Canada Creek near Hinckley Dam, prompting a warning from their owner.

Roughly 150 guinea pigs were rescued from a Utica home after a severe overcrowding situation. Rescue groups worked together to remove the animals and provide urgent medical care.

The Village of Clinton’s first Embrace Kindness Day honors Emily & Kenni Bisson, two young girls tragically killed in a tornado. On June 22, the community gathers on the Village Green for food, music, and acts of kindness in their memory.

Delta Lake State Park beach has been temporarily closed due to a harmful algal bloom. Officials say the blooms can produce toxins that may cause skin irritation, stomach illness, or respiratory issues.

Rome, New York is set to welcome a new semi-professional hockey franchise beginning Fall 2026. The team will compete in the American Premier Hockey League and play at John F. Kennedy Arena.

New York’s 2026 STAR property tax relief payments are now being issued statewide on a rolling schedule. Residents can track their payment timing using the state’s STAR lookup tool.

The Great New York State Fair is offering $6 single-day admission tickets during a limited-time sale June 18–22. Here’s your chance to save before regular pricing kicks in and start planning your summer visit.

Firefighters responded to a blaze at the Saratoga Harness Track, shutting down Nelson Avenue for hours. Racing has been canceled, and officials have not yet said whether any horses or people were injured.