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First responders, school staff, and emergency crews took part in a high-pressure drill simulating an active shooter situation.

It looks harmless. It might even be in your yard. But touching this plant can be dangerous — and in some cases, deadly. Here's what New Yorkers need to know

Get ready for a day of fun and community spirit as the Rotary Club brings back Carousel Day. The excitement is building!

Here are a few roadwork-related happenings for the week of July 21, 2025.

Homeownership is calling, and more people believe it's the right time to answer. There's a shift in the air, and it feels promising.

A young woman from Upstate New York vanished in 1973. Over 50 years later, her remains have finally been identified.

The 2025 fall forecast is out, and Upstate New Yorkers might be reaching for snow shovels sooner than expected.

With the recent storms in New York, it's more important than ever to think about our pets' safety. Here is what you can do to prepare.

The clock is ticking on certain paid leave in New York. How will this impact the everyday lives of workers as protections fade?

An Owego restaurant owner is in ICE custody, and his community is stepping up to help.

A major recall affects deodorants sold in New York stores and online.

New York lawmakers say new rules put a lot of money back into your pockets.

The summer concert scene is heating up in more ways than one. It's a challenge for performers and fans alike. Here’s a closer look at the impact of climate on live music.

Got old gadgets gathering dust? There’s a chance to clear them out this summer, with convenient recycling days happening right in your neighborhood.

Summer heat can be unbearable, especially when the power goes out. Here's a look at the states with the longest outages and what you can do.

Two Southern Tier staples just made it possible to ship their famous treats out of state.

New York is reimagining what it means to graduate high school with a plan focused on real-world skills and student success.

The next time you attend a concert in New York State, imagine not being able to bring your phone in to the venue

From the Adirondacks to Long Island, New Yorkers are spotting more than just clouds. What’s really happening above us?

New Yorkers are landing in hospitals as infections surge, with bite reports already doubling this year. Doctors say it’s only getting worse.

The weekly report from the Broome County Sheriff's Office was released on July 7, 2025.