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The building inside and out is very ornate, it also is very historic. Some of its history goes toward the scary side of things, it actually is haunted.

What do you do when you find yourself stuck in a tree, in a swamp, behind a Pizza Hut? Call 911?

You literally could be in very close proximity of some major stars when you get cast to be in what is arguably Showtime's most popular show.

After numerous failed attempts, finally, this 12-year-old dog was heroically saved. Thankfully what could have been tragic, turned out to be much better.

As we sit smack dab in the middle of the spooky season, let's take a look at the absolute creepiest places in New York that Ghost Hunters has filmed at.

An annual tradition is returning to Upstate New York, Punkin' Chuckin'. Catapults, autumns favorite gourd combine for quite the spectacle.

Governor Hochul plans to expand vaccine mandates to include employees working with Mental Health and Office for People with Developmental Disabilities clients.

Albany and Ithaca appear in "The Walking Dead World Beyond" season opener on AMC.

One positive New York has is its history. We have a little bit pretty close to Central New York too, one of the oldest rivers in the world.

When bucks get their antlers stuck together, it actually could quickly wind up deadly. Thankfully two men stepped in for the save.

The violin-shaped pool is the just the beginning of the stunning $8.5 million dollar New York home. Take a look inside.

Anyone who has lived in or visited New York has heard the phrase, “I Love New York,” but few knew the genius behind the campaign. His name was Bobby Zarem.