New York

After 80 years, a Berkshire family farm is coming back to life, this time with twinkling lights, hot cocoa, and a Christmas adventure made for memory making.

The rise in special education services is more than just numbers; it hints at a growing awareness and willingness to help every child succeed.

After more than two centuries of forecasts, folklore, and practical advice, the Farmers’ Almanac is publishing its final edition, closing a chapter in New York’s seasonal traditions.

Many New York service workers who feed others are now struggling to feed themselves. A new emergency fund aims to help them through the SNAP reductions.

If grocery prices have been stressing you out before the holidays, Walmart’s got some good news for New York families this Thanksgiving: a full holiday meal for ten people, all for less than $40.

Did Texas’ governor really just threaten to slap a 100% tariff on New Yorkers moving south? It’s the kind of story that sounds made up but it’s real, and it’s got everyone talking.

For generations, eerie booms have echoed across Seneca Lake, baffling locals and fueling ghost stories. Now, scientists say they’ve uncovered the truth behind the sound that haunted Upstate New York for centuries.

Hold onto your hats, New York...literally. The National Weather Service says powerful winds today will bring the potential for downed trees, power outages, and a sharp drop in temperatures by morning.

What started as a family trip to the polls for Andrew Cuomo and his daughters quickly sparked a heated debate over whether they broke New York’s election laws.

If you feel like your paycheck’s shrinking while your insurance bill keeps growing, you’re not imagining it. New data shows more New Yorkers are struggling to afford healthcare even with coverage through work.