Syracuse shoe repair shop owner gives back in more ways than one
Ralph Rotella, the owner of Discount Shoe Repair in Syracuse, was inspired to launch Ralph's Christmas Shoe Drive after seeing a guy walk barefoot in the winter. Since then, he…
Kyle McCord announces sweet new name, image and likeness deal
Kyle McCord announces name image and likeness deal with Terrell's, a local brand that has a history of collaborating with Syracuse University.
Syracuse officials spread misinformation, downplayed lead water test results, NRDC said
A few months ago Micky Wehrle couldn’t have told you much about his water line. He and his roommates were completely unaware of the lead service line connecting their home…
‘Greek or Treat’ event opens up Syracuse campus to children in the city
The Syracuse University Panhellenic Council invites children from the area to partake in some Halloween fun.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month sheds light on Black women’s health crisis
The massive nationwide movement that is Breast Cancer Awareness Month is bringing new eyes to an unvervalued issue in Central New York: Black women's health.
Westcott Neighborhood hosts third annual Halloween Dog Parade
The Westcott Neighborhood Association celebrates Halloween with their third annual Halloween Dog Parade.
Local business closes after 48 years: what’s next for the future of Marshall Street.
After 48 years of being opened, Marshall Street store, Shirt World prepares for its closing. Customers and owner of the store share their thoughts on what the future may hold…
Onondaga County expecting high voter turnout this November
Onondaga County officials are seeing a surge in voter registration and expect a large voter turnout next week.
Local businesses continue to be phased out of Marshall Street
Shirt World closed this past weekend, keeping up the trend of longtime Syracuse stores being replaced by national brands.
How Remembrance Scholars are honoring the 35 students aboard Pan Am 103
By Annika Holmberg Thirty-five empty chairs representing the 35 SU students who died in the Pan Am 103 bombing on Dec. 21, 1988, over Lockerbie, Scotland. | Annika Holmberg SYRACUSE,…