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Wait... Serial killer John Wayne Gacy has ties to Cooperstown?

The small size of the village makes it all the more spectacular when such large numbers gather to see their favorite stars receive their plaque.

With 2021 coming to an end, let’s take a look back at the year in local sports.

When you think of visiting Cooperstown, what comes to mind? Baseball Hall of Fame, Brewery Ommegang, or the Farmers' Museum. Here's another attraction to add to the list.

If you're into things that go bump in the night, explore the Haunted History Trail in New York State, with over 85 creepy, spooky, and downright haunted spots.

The Hall generated nearly $4 million in profits for 2019, so it's playing catch-up ball for the 2020 season.

Derek Jeter will have to wait one more year for his official induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Baseball Hall of Fame announced it will close to the public indefinitely.

If you're into things that go bump in the night, explore the Haunted History Trail in New York State, with over 65 creepy, spooky, and downright haunted spots.

There's too much to do, its way too easy to make friends, you'll probably gain weight from all the amazing homemade food, and the views are overwhelming. Why would you want to live here when you could stay in a big city and stare at traffic and concrete all the time...

The eyes of the baseball world are on Cooperstown this weekend.

Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame Induction weekend is underway in Cooperstown and many of the game's greats are in town for the festivities.  Journalist Don Liable is covering the action all weekend and filed this photo gallery from Friday...