SU’s newest NIL Athlete: Otto the Orange
Otto the Orange and program coordinator Julie Walas sign NIL deal. ©2025 Syracuse University Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) – When you think of Otto the Orange, you probably picture the…
Syracuse’s election cycle is heating up with mayoral town hall
Early voting and mail in ballots start in just four days. Onondaga County begins to ramp up towards election day, heightened by last nights Mayoral Town Hall.
Adrian Autry connects with Syracuse community at Apex Entertainment event
Syracuse men’s basketball head coach Adrian Autry brought his competitive energy into Destiny USA’s Apex Entertainment. Fans and employees got a chance to meet the coach and ask him questions.
How one man is making Syracuse upbeat, one rythmn at a time
A teacher at a local community arts center in Syracuse is on a mission to make the world a little bit brighter through his life's passion.
Meet the group bringing swords to Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — A group in Syracuse is keeping history alive while providing a welcoming place for all. Salt City Historical Fencing is a historical fencing group based…
The city of Syracuse countines to struggle with lead poisoning
The city of Syracuse continues to struggle with high lead levels in the drinking water.
Onondaga County continues to address ongoing lead exposure issues through community events
Onondaga County is partnering with the Onondaga County School District to educate residents on the risks of lead exposure. The county is hosting informational events and providing lead testing to…
First responders gear up for Halloween in Central New York
On Halloween, first responders have an even tougher job with an uptick in community activity. Many take precautions to deal with unpredictable behavior.
Brady Farm grows fresh food for the south side
Brady Farm welcomes families in the community to pick their own locally grown produce in order to combat food insecurity.