New York State Museum Honors Lives Lost With 9/11 Exhibit
The NYS Museum has a powerful 9/11 exhibit which pays tribute to the memory of the more than 3,000 people killed in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.
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New York Passes Cat Declawing Ban
New York is set to become the first state in the U.S. to ban declawing cats while animal advocates lobby in Albany.
Republicans Offer Cuomo Free Ride to Canada
If Governor Cuomo is interested in leaving the United States, New York Republicans are willing to pay for his transportation.
Southern Pine Beetles March Further Into New York State
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is warning property owners to be on the lookout for another bug that has an appetite for their trees.
Interstate 88 Rehabilitation Project is Complete
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says rehabilitation work is finished on interstate 88 between Albany and Broome County.
DWI Suspect Arrested at NY State Police Academy
A man who apparently was highly intoxicated was arrested after an off-duty trooper reported a suspicious person in the parking lot of the New York State Police Academy.
Local Advocates Want Disabled Rights Preserved in New York
As the clock ticks down to the Spring time change, local advocates for the disable are urging New York Governor Andrew Cuomo not to turn the clock back on disability rights.
Assemblywoman Lupardo "Disappointed" by Albany Scandal
Disappointment is the general reaction to word of over a half dozen New York State officials, including a former top aide to Governor Andrew Cuomo being accused of bribery, bid-rigging and other crimes.
Senator Fred Akshar II Talks About His First Term in Albany
New York State Senator Fred Akshar II discusses his first term in office on Southern Tier Close Up.
New York's Legislative Session Goes Another Day
New York State lawmakers are back in Albany, trying to wrap up their legislative session.