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Two of your favorite local holiday events are back in Central New York.

Say goodbye. Ronald McDonald and the Golden Arches are moving out of one Central New York town after 34 years.

The Oneida County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 68-year-old woman and her pet dog, who were struck by a car during an afternoon walk.

Even more of Oneida County's youngest book enthusiasts can now embark on an enchanting journey with none other than Dolly Parton.

Here's something you won't see in New York City...a tractor convoy. Students drove their tractors to school all over Central New York to celebrate the final day of classes.

A historic mansion from the 1800s, once rumored to be haunted, has gone from spooky to spectacular and you have to see the amazing transformation.

There are no reports of injury, however, all that was left standing by afternoon were charred portions of exterior wall.

Did you know that it was a man from Upstate New York who designed the iconic Tomb of the Unknown Soldier monument in Arlington National Cemetery?

In the typical fashion of the new season ahead, a local farm has been preparing for that fall, Halloween fun, and are now open for the season.

Camden New York's Little League is reminding Central New York they aren't currently looking for treasure hunters.

When you live in Central New York farm country and it's the last day of school, you drive your tractor.

A little piece of Central New York is on its way to Nashville.