New York News

Here comes the bride. Weddings are allowed to resume in New York state, with 150 people or less. But the bride won't be dancing with everyone at the wedding.

New York State Trooper Douglas Burdick is lucky to be alive as he was struck from behind while in his patrol car Saturday, February 20.

The tallest, fastest, longest single rail coaster is nearing completion at Six Flags and it looks awesome.

The Girl Scouts are doing things a little different this year. Instead of the traditional booths, they'll be holding a cookie drive thru at the New York state fairgrounds in Syracuse.

Utica, Rome and Syracuse are getting a lot of national attention. Central New York was mentioned 4 times in one day for all different reasons.

A 12-ounce can of the Coca-Cola with Coffee contains 69 mg of caffeine, twice that of regular Coke.

If you live in New York without health insurance, that could change. New Yorkers without health insurance now a longer period of time to apply for coverage.

Utica and Rome beware! New York State Police have received multiple calls from people scammed out of hundreds of dollars after answering ads claiming to sell purebred puppies.

The New York State United Teachers union is looking to cancel Regents and other standardized exams again this year due to the Coronavirus.

The two children police say were kidnapped from a foster home in the town of Greece, near Rochester, have been found safe.

Food stamp benefits are going up for New Yorkers struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.

Why so many lottery winners in the Capital Region? Something in the water? Luck of the Irish? Well, whatever the reason, December was one hot month for the area.