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The U.S. Postal Service says it may run out of cash within a year unless major reforms are approved. Options include raising stamp prices, cutting delivery to five days a week, or closing post offices.

The New York State Department of Transportation is announcing two upcoming road closures in Herkimer County on State Routes 51 and 167 for culvert replacement and repair work. Detours will be posted.

As summer heats up, so does the risk on our roads. Distracted driving is a growing concern for New Yorkers, and the numbers tell a chilling story.

New Hartford Police are asking for the public's help locating a 16-year-old girl who disappeared after being taken to Wynn Hospital for treatment.

Think you can sing the National Anthem in front of thousands of people? The Boilermaker and Townsquare Media are looking for local talent as part of the 2026 Boilermaker National Anthem Contest.

With the TSA's new guidelines, cannabis users have more freedom, but a few important details still matter for your next flight.

Nilles assumed the mantle from the late Neil Peart with style and grace.

A massive infrastructure boom sweeping across several New York regions has just been abruptly halted by a high-stakes legislative vote in Albany.

New York lawmakers passed a bill to address the growing penny shortage.

With the playoffs heating up, Madison Square Garden is the place to be. You never know which star might pop up courtside next!

"Everything is kind of clicking musically, the way it's supposed to go," Chris Robinson tells UCR, checking in from the band's ongoing Southern Hospitality outing with Whiskey Myers.

Two men from outside New York State were arrested Thursday following an undercover operation tied to an alleged cryptocurrency investment scam that authorities say targeted a Town of New Hartford business owner.