Web Extra: NCC News Podcast, April 13
(c) 2026 NCC News Click below to hear the latest news updates from NCC News on the afternoon of Monday, April 13.
Syracuse yoga instructor creates space for women of color
Women in Syracuse practice yoga led by Lisa Newcomb. © Maggie Robinson, 2026 SYRACUSE, N.Y. – At a time when most young girls are entering puberty and learning to drive,…
Cards, couches and community: the story behind Gideon’s Gallery
Play Transcription Joey Cicini(Reporter): While this Syracuse shop looks ordinary on the outside, it's anything but on the inside. Josh Gideon: There's probably not too many people in the country…
College acceptance rates rising in Central New York as Decision Day approaches
The number of students that have been accepted into colleges in Central New York have jumped to 10% over the last year and will continue to rise. © Luciano Calvosa,…
Pink Rock Co-Op hosts weaving workshop with a sweet twist
Organizers hope to foster community and connection through art
Central New York country club celebrates 100 year anniversary with monthly ‘centennial’ events
Drumlins Country Club is hosting events throughout 2026 to celebrate their 100th year in Syracuse.
Syracuse Catholic chaplain backs pope’s call for nonviolence
Pope Leo XIV's Easter call for nonviolence is resonating at Syracuse's Samaritan Center, where volunteers work daily to serve those in need.
Spring begins with a splash: Fishstocking event brings CNY together for tradition and giving
https://youtu.be/Wf6KPa12z-8 Transcript Mikey Lamarre: IN CENTRAL NEW YORK FISHSTOCK IS THEIR GROUNDSHOG DAY. AT GREEN LAKES STATE PARK, CARS AND PEOPLE LINED UP FOR THE ANNUAL FISH STOCKING EVENT. ATTENDEES…
Syracuse thrift store turns donated goods into community treasure
As spring has begun in Syracuse, a noticeable increase in secondhand shopping is clear in thrift stores like Key Mercantile.
New law requires businesses to accept cash in New York state
A new New York state law now requires many businesses to accept cash, aiming to help consumers without credit or debit cards access essentials like food and clothing.