House v. NCAA: The case that sets the landscape for NIL in college athletics
The NIL landscape for college athletics continues to change. The House v. NCAA changes the way athletes are allowed to recieve money.
First weekend of early voting has high turnout
Early voting continues in Central New York. The first weekend of voting had a higher turnout than the previous two primary elections. The turnout has been fueled by the race…
Central New Yorkers battle inflation as prices continue to rise
As inflation takes effect in the U.S. restaurant owners adjust prices to match food product costs.
Central New Yorkers respond to DEI changes from President Trump
Following sweeping executive orders from President Trump, members of the Jewish communty reacted to one order in particular.
Onondaga County residents experience high housing prices
This story goes into some of the details following a report from the National Association of Realtors that said the median age of first-time homebuyers is at an all-time high.
New York residents are sending in votes with mail-in ballots
Many Central New Yorkers are using a mail-in ballot to make sure their voice is heard this election season.
Voters at Clay Town Hall explain why they value voting
Voters in Clay, NY explain their reasoning for coming out to the polls to vote.