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A prestigious Upstate law firm will be the main tenant in Albany’s first new office tower in 20 years.
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Following other communities in the region, Albany is now using artificial intelligence on school buses to promote safety.
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After an electrical fire at an Albany apartment complex last week, residents are asking management to take responsibility.
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A Tuesday afternoon groundbreaking at Hoffman Park heralded the coming of the New Albany South Recreation Center – a project that’s been envisioned for years.
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Plans to fluoridate Albany's drinking water move ahead as a citizens group opposed to fluoridation calls for more transparency from city hall.
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Following several shootings that injured 10 people, including seven juveniles, and a house fire triggered by a flare gun this weekend, Ta-Sean Murdock says Albany is having a “moral crisis.”
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Ten people, including seven juveniles, were shot in three separate incidents Friday night and early Saturday morning.
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A new law passed unanimously by the Albany Common Council is aimed at alleviating citywide staffing shortages.
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Albany grade-schoolers marked Arbor Day by taking part in city and state efforts to plant more trees.