first responders

The Central New York community is mourning the loss of a local volunteer firefighter who passed away unexpectedly.

Not all heroes wear capes. Not all firefighters are men. Some are quiet, humble, and brave women who put the needs of others before their own.

Many animals have accidentally fallen into the pool before. But a horse? Now THIS is something you don't see every day.

This week for First Responder Friday we recognize two Central New Yorkers who deserve credit for their endless work in their community.

Anyone who runs towards an emergency, accident, or fire at the drop of a hat is certainly something special. Being recognized by your community means something more.

Nashville comes to Dolgeville! First responders and those on the front lines, get into the show at Rustic Ties for free by showing a valid work ID.

A 3-year-old New York girl is spreading kindness one cookie at a time.

Two police officers came to the life-saving rescue of an infant drowning in a bathtub in Syracuse.

Kenneth Palmer from Mohawk may just have the most years of service and care under his belt.

First responders and essential workers in Central New York can cash in on a well-deserved free car wash today in Liverpool.

For this Central New York police officer, his responsibility to care for and look after members of his community doesn't stop when he clocks out.

Two significant planes will be flying over key hospitals, Veterans Affairs locations, city centers, parks and other notable venues.