Syracuse is ready for peaceful protests, America may not be
Protests against the Trump administration are spreading nationwide, with Syracuse set to join the movement this Saturday.
Proposed New York bill could bring back gas pump clips
New Yorkers currently have to manually hold their gas pumps the whole time. Hold-open clips are banned under current state law.
President Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ could cut $30 million for I-81 neighborhood reconstruction
Federal grant cuts may elimate funding for a neighborhood to be reconstructed after I-81 is torn down.
Only a fraction can vote: Early voting preparations underway in Syracuse’s mayoral race
Early voting begins June 14 for Syracuse’s mayoral primary, but only about 55,000 residents are eligible to vote. Onondaga County Board of Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny explains how the county…
Local businesses Impacted by 10% Tariffs
PlayMany local businesses are affected by the tariffs that have been put in place by President Donald Trump. VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Rich Rosa: Olive oil, pasta, sauce, and different types of…
Central New Yorkers react to stock market losses amid Trump tariffs
Trump's tariffs has put the Stock Market in a whirlwind. Central New Yorkers react.
Councilor Nave voices opposition to Mayor Walsh’s 2% property tax hike
Syracuse Common Councilor Marty Nave is opposed to Mayor Ben Walsh's proposed budget for 2026. He said the 2% property tax increase has negative effects on his constituents and instead…
Mayoral candidate Sharon Owens introduces her plan to address Syracuse’s housing crisis
Deputy Mayor Owens launches her mayoral campaign with "Thriving Neighborhoods," a plan to build 1,000 new homes, improve infrastructure, and revitalize Syracuse communities.
Cornell student who faced deportation has fled US
Momodou Taal, a Cornell University who faced deportation had a lawsuit hearing against the Trump administration at the James M. Hanley Federal Building.
New York public schools will not comply with Trump’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion order
The New York Education Department said there are no federal or state laws prohibiting the principles of DEI.