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Republican Josh Eisen, a New York businessman, is challenging Kirsten Gillibrand for United States Senate.

Remington, the nation’s oldest gun maker, is closing its facility in Ilion, New York in March. About 300 people work at the site in the Herkimer County village where the company was founded in 1816.

A 21-year-old agreement between the Seneca Nation and New York state that allows the nation to operate casinos is set to expire next week. There are concerns about what a new gaming compact could mean for non-native gaming facilities in the Finger Lakes and western New York.

The College of Saint Rose in Albany will close after a Board of Trustees vote today, according to reports.

Union College’s home hockey rink has seen a lot of memorable moments over the years, including a team that won the national championship in 2014. On Wednesday night, the Garnet Chargers got to try something new.

State officials said that a correction officer was stabbed numerous times and another suffered serious injuries to his face.

Syracuse University announced Fran Brown as the new head coach of the Orange.

Supporters say the agreements used to be limited to highly paid executives at large organizations. But now one in five Americans are required to sign them as terms of employment.

Nearly 200 retired Cortland County workers are suing over plans to change their retirement health insurance from a traditional Medicare plan to a privately-run Medicare Advantage plan.

The New York State Department of Transportation is cheering Governor Kathy Hochul for funding the renewal of more than 65 state roadways that have been impacted by extreme weather.