Syracuse renters “shocked” by rising prices
Central New York residents react to recent report that had Syracuse ranked as the 65th most expensive renting market in the U.S.
Despite heavy construction and continual rerouting, new phase of I-81 project brings hope
Community liaison and public information officer outlines new phase of the I-81 viaduct project. Local student commuter contrasts the realities of the plans
Syracuse saloon brought the sass to downtown dining week
Sassy-Cuse Saloon participates in its first Downtown Syracuse Dining Week since its makeover.
Unsafe working conditions spark NYS prison strikes
Disagreements on working conditions and hours between NYSDOCCS and corecctional officers led to state-wide strikes.
Syracuse high school basketball superstar takes his team to a new level
Bishop Ludden High School junior Jahzar Greene is leading his team through the section playoffs. Basketball has been a passion for him since he was a young kid. With the…
Kalamata’s Kitchen partnered with student athletes to bring local children a new food experience
Kalamata's Kitchen partnered with a variety of Syracuse athletes to provide a diverse cultural experience for local children through food. Athletes chose a favorite traditional dish from their culture for…
Big Fellas restaurant brings new flavor to Downtown Syracuse
At 208 W. Water Street, just a few steps away from Clinton Square, is the Big Fellas restaurant. Created by Syracuse basketball player Eddie Lampkin Jr. and his business partner…
Education on the line: The price of shutting down the Department of Education
The Department of Education has been on President Donald Trump’s list of agencies to eliminate. This action could jeopardize various financial aid programs and create uncertainty for those who rely…
Common Council approves $26M road reconstruction program
On Monday, the Syracuse Common Council approved the start of a $26 million road reconstruction program. Throughout 2025-26, locals across all areas of the city will see improvements done.
Micron’s investment in Central New York paves potential career pathways for veterans
Micron technology has invested millions of dollars into programs for veterans in the Syracuse area.