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After receiving negative feedback from the community, Albany County has decided not to follow through on plans to turn a vacant South End lot into a new bus terminal.
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To commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence, New York announced an 18-month-long exhibit dedicated to the war that gained that independence.
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Finley was hit by a car, and residents worry a child or tourist could be next.
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The Saratoga Springs barn fire killed 17 horses. Four horses were rescued unharmed, and one horse reportedly escaped the barn but was found early Tuesday relatively untouched by the flames.
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On Monday, state education officials previewed a new competency-based graduation curriculum that will be implemented by 2029.
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Businessman Anthony Constantino and Assemblyman Robert Smullen are facing off for the Republican nomination, while businessman Stuart Amoriell and farmer Blake Gendebien are seeking the Democratic nod.
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Lindsay Anderson, a professor and chair of Cornell University’s Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering, spoke with WAMC’s Elias Guerra about how data centers fit into New York’s energy grid and the role a moratorium could play.
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Five Democrats are looking to flip the New York’s 17th District seat that Congressman Mike Lawler won in 2022 by just a few thousands votes.
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A conversation with the band's co-founders, real life brothers Oliver and Chris Wood.
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The Republican primary in New York's 21st Congressional District is shaping up to reflect the tension within the party — political outsider Anthony Constantino is facing establishment State Assemblyman Robert Smullen.
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Albany Police Chief Brendan Cox said, as the new officers prepare to begin their careers, the department is working on retention efforts.
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BIPOC Pride, an annual celebration of Albany's LGBTQ+ minority communities, returns this weekend for its 20th year. WAMC sat down with co-founder Tandra LaGrone.