Syracuse Dining Weeks brings community downtown with affordable meals at local restaurants
Syracuse Dining Weeks is drawing residents downtown and bringing more foot traffic to local buisnesses.
Travel Concerns Heat Up as Spring Break Approaches
As spring break approaches, travel concerns rise for those heading south, after Mexican authorities killed drug lord "El Mencho." An interview with a Syracuse University student who is going to…
The Boys and Girls Club of Syracuse: Creating a safe and enriching space for kids
Kids from across Syracuse gather after school to the Boys and Girls club for relief, support, and fun.
Chocolate Discovery night at the MOST lets adults indulge their sweet tooth while raising money for the museum
Chocolate truffles supplied by Sweet on Chocolate were a highlight of the evening. Attendee Kim Allen particularly recommended the espresso flavor. © Megan Acker 2026 SYRACUSE, N.Y (NCC News) --…
CNY lawmakers react to Trump’s State of the Union, SAVE America Act
Central New York lawmakers are reacting to Trump's State of the Union address and what it means for the SAVE America Act.
Interwoven at Art in the Atrium: A community’s call to action
An Onondaga County based organization is taking a unique angle in their fight against food insecurity.
Syracuse artist combines her steampunk and fantasy art with haikus
Izzy Dugger hosts her "Poetry and Paintings with Izzy" exhibit at the Petit Branch Library in Syracuse | © 2026 Joseph Duffey SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) - Izzy Dugger hosted…
Third-generation owner keeps family dry-cleaning tradition alive
A sign for Genesee Cleaners hangs above the work area inside the family-owned Syracuse dry cleaning shop, where garments line the racks below © Augie Walters 2026 SYRACUSE, N.Y. -…
The fight against HIV/AIDS is still ongoing for Friends of Dorothy House
People come to the Friends of Dorothy House dinner to fundraise for the fight against HIV/AIDS as well as find their community.
Community helps shape new life for Erie Boulevard East
Vacant properties along Erie Boulevard East will see new life soon, and the city is calling on the community for ideas.