Cornell University researchers are using a subset of artificial intelligence to predict threats to solar-energy production.

For the first time in 18 months, Troy’s city council received a quarterly financial report.

The Scotia Fire Department responded to almost 30 false alarms in June. Fire officials say the calls that started after a change in water pressure at The Glenville Business and Technology Park are straining the department’s resources.

Manual recounts have determined the winners of two Albany Common Council races that had been too close to call.

The Trump administration announced this week that it would be withholding more than $6 billion in previously approved federal funding for after school and summer programs. That leaves agencies across the Capital Region and down in the Hudson Valley scrambling to keep services afloat as the summer programming heats up.

President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” is headed back to the House, after the Senate passed a different version Tuesday. For those who oppose the bill, the passage creates a greater sense of urgency, and local groups in New York are pleading for their representatives to kill it.

Just days before the summer horse racing meet begins, Saratoga Springs officials have passed a controversial camping ban.

The drive to decarbonize Albany's Empire State Plaza gets in gear thanks to an extra infusion of funding in this year's New York state budget.

The Schenectady City Council is poised to vote on whether to opt into the state’s Good Cause eviction law passed last year.

A new museum in Queensbury, New York, aims to draw pinball wizards and machine tinkerers alike.