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Robert Buskey was arrested in April 2024 after prosecutors say the 35-year-old man locked his daughter alone in a room without sustenance.
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A Schenectady fire that caused severe burns on a man’s head, hands and face ignited when a man used a chemical solvent in his basement, according to the fire department.
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Troy’s mayor Carmella Mantello has declared a public safety emergency in an effort to keep automated license plate reader cameras in the city.
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Voters in the Wynantskill Union Free School District have approved a plan to merge with the Enlarged City School District of Troy.
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WAMC’s David Guistina in conversation with Sam Mellins, Senior Reporter at New York Focus, about the pension battle heating up in Albany.
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More than 50 kids who rely on afterschool programming at one Clifton Park community center will have to go elsewhere for the time being after a car drove through it Sunday. But there's been an outpouring of local support to get the center reopened.
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WAMC's David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at The Times Union, about the latest on a cancer-causing chemical found in Saratoga Springs drinking water.
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According to the city police, officers found a 15-year-old boy with a gunshot wound to his lower leg at around 2 a.m. in a residence on Lark near Orange Street. After further investigation, police determined the wound was “accidentally self-inflicted.”
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A building on New York state’s Harriman Campus in Albany was evacuated Monday morning after an emailed bomb threat, according to New York State Police. Troopers say Building 4 has since been reopened after a sweep determined there were no “incendiary devices.”
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Many in the LGBTQ+ community observe March 31 as a day to celebrate the transgender community while also raising awareness about the discrimination they face. Sajina Shrestha attended a fashion show Sunday to learn how locals celebrated.
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Millions of Americans took to the streets Saturday as part of the third major No Kings demonstrations, thousands of upstate New Yorkers participated in local rallies.
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While Mayor Dorcey Applyrs has made her second appointment to the city’s Community Police Review Board, the oversight committee is still looking to recruit more members.