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The Saratoga Springs Civilian Review Board has lost is subpoena power in a move officials say will enable the body to function for the first time since its inception.
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New York State lauded Testo's Restaurant in Lansingburgh for its quality food and its positive impact on the community, including supporting youth sports, donating food, and collaborating with local organizations.
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Nearly 600 cadets docked at the Port of Albany as one of the last stops on a 75-day, intercontinental training voyage.
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A 17-year-old male was arraigned in Albany Family Court Wednesday after allegedly shooting a 41-year-old man in the face with a flare gun at close range.
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Despite losing last month’s Democratic primary to Justin Chaires, Rachel Ward has decided to continue her campaign on the Conservative Party line, and Sarojanie Ibrahim is running as a Republican.
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The Albany mayor's announcements came on the heels of holiday weekend violence that killed one person and injured another four, and one year after the city’s Independence Day celebrations were marred by violence that left one person dead and nine injured.
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The 1-year moratorium on data center construction passed the New York State Legislature during this year's session, but it is awaiting the signature of Gov. Kathy Hochul.
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WAMC's David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at The Times Union, about a standout student athlete for Georgia’s Savannah State University being taken by ICE in Clifton Park.
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The violence comes a year after one teenager was killed and nine were injured during Independence Day weekend in 2025.
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As a heat wave hits the Capital Region, Albany and Troy are moving forward with plans to open brand-new public pools.
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Harbe Nagi's family thanked the volunteers and first responders who assisted in the two-day search.
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As much of the country prepares for intense heat, weather experts at UAlbany say New York residents should take warnings seriously.