Syracuse Common Council votes to extend contract with Veo
The city of Syracuse has extended its contract with Veo for three more months.
Syracuse Juvenile Crime on the Rise; Most are Repeat Offenders
Cars driving on Euclid Avenue, one street where juvenile crime poses a problem. Photo by: Max Williams, 2024
Les Misérables opens at the Landmark Theatre
Les Misérables opened at the Landmark Theatre on Tuesday night. Local residents, businesses, members of the crew, of the production and more are all excited for the show.
New York strengthens suicide prevention with new bills and expanded 988 Hotline support
Governor Hochul signs new legislation and launches a $5 million awareness campaign to expand 988 crisis support and reach vulnerable communities across New York.
Partnership between ACC Network and Newhouse trains new crop of broadcasters
Syracuse University Senior, Caleb Jaramillio, directs a ACC Network Extra Halftime show. © 2024 Mandi Shovlin Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News)- There aren’t many things that would draw a college student…
The Westcott Street Cultural Fair connects students and locals
The Westcott Street Cultural Fair highlighted local businesses and organizations.
Local insurance disputes cause uncertainty in Central New York healthcare
St. Joseph's Hospital, one of Central New York's major hospitals, is disputing with Excellus BlueCross BlueShield and may stop accepting their coverage by the end of the year.
Downtown Farmers Market offers more than just fresh fruits and veggies
Syracuse's Downtown Farmers Market is spicing things up with unique booths from different local businesses in the area.
Illegal ATV driving in Syracuse escalating: What police are doing to crack down
While illegal motorbike/ATV driving in Syracuse may sound far-fetched, it is becoming a serious issue. Not only does it keep neighbors awake, tear through parks, and destroy city property, but…
Syracuse’s National Alliance on Mental Illness Chapter Focuses on Men’s Mental Health
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) – Kate Hayden and her husband started attending meetings at the National Alliance on Mental Illness in Syracuse when their son was diagnosed with schizophrenia.