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From Sean Paul to Scotty McCreery to a full-day funk fest, the State Fair is packing a lot into thirteen days in Syracuse this August and September.

Seventy-five world records, and he's still not done. Bill Clark is going after number 76 at the Rumble Ponies game this Friday.

Ford and Lincoln have recalled over 741,000 trucks and SUVs due to a transmission defect that increases the risk of parked vehicles rolling away. Local dealerships are prepared to offer free software updates and inspections.

New York ranked fifth in the country for ice cream obsession, but it's the state's surprising favorite flavor that has everyone talking.

Most people brush off dry eyes or sensitivity to light — but a new survey suggests those small annoyances might be worth a closer look than we think.

Wanna win a $500 prepaid Visa Gift Card to help you prep for a new school year?

Drivers in the Binghamton area are expressing some relief as gasoline prices at many stations have now dipped below four dollars a gallon.

A thrilling series awaits! From bobblehead nights to fireworks, the Rumble Ponies are bringing the heat this summer.

GYM. TAN. ALIENS? Jersey Shore star Snookie claims she was abducted by aliens in the Hudson Valley.

Strand Commons - an art park on Endicott's Washington Avenue - has opened.

A New York couple just spent $50,000 for the chance to name a brand-new ice cream flavor at Stewart's Shops, and the result is now showing up in freezer cases across the state.

You might think you know America’s favorite fast food treat, but it turns out the Oreo McFlurry is stealing the spotlight in six states.

The Applegreen rest stops along the NYS Thruway are some of the best in the entire country.

Heat waves can be tough, but our community is coming together to cool down. Find out where to go for some relief.

It’s tough out there for older workers—many are feeling the pinch and pushing retirement plans further away than they ever imagined.

Construction crews are working to make repairs to the exterior of the student housing complex at SUNY Broome Community College.

New York education officials are making sweeping graduation changes.

Catch up on some of the latest local and regional news items in a short recap we reported on for the week of June 22, 2026.

Gov. Hochul is warning of "deadly" weather that's going to impact the state leading up to America's milestone birthday.

Classes for students at the Crescent Academy for their first school year in Endicott have concluded.

Imagine finding a home where your dollar stretches further. In New York, some cities are making that dream a reality.