City of Albany

A man was shot by police in Albany’s South End Thursday afternoon after authorities say he fired a handgun at officers.

In April, the National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal entity, rescinded several grants, citing concerns about the spending not inspiring “public confidence in the use of taxpayer funds.” Months later, Albany nonprofits are still working to bridge that funding gap.

From broken signals to faded markings, crosswalks in Albany have a reputation for being unsafe and inconsistent. Now, local advocates and a councilmember are taking concrete steps to address pedestrian safety.

A prestigious Upstate law firm will be the main tenant in Albany’s first new office tower in 20 years.

Following other communities in the region, Albany is now using artificial intelligence on school buses to promote safety.

After an electrical fire at an Albany apartment complex last week, residents are asking management to take responsibility.

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.

Plans to fluoridate Albany's drinking water move ahead as a citizens group opposed to fluoridation calls for more transparency from city hall.

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.”

Ten people, including seven juveniles, were shot in three separate incidents Friday night and early Saturday morning.