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.
Syracuse Workforce Run brings thousands to Onondaga Lake Park
Workers from all over Onondaga County packed into Onondaga Lake Park for the Syracuse Workforce Run Tuesday.
Farmers market prices across Central New York remain stagnant amid grocery inflation
Weekday farmers markets across Central New York are providing locally grown products to families.
Pride Month: What it means to the community
The Caz Pride Hike Trail is one of many events bringing together LGBTQ+ members during Pride Month.
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.
Syracuse library displays bias awareness posters from Smithsonian
Since 2023, the Smithsonian Institution has worked to bring a new educational tool to many communities across the country.
Syracuse’s Department of Assessment gives updated timeline for new public safety building
The Syracuse police and fire departments are slated to fully work out of their new home at 1153 W. Fayette St. in March or April 2026.
Syracuse unemployment hits 12-month low
Statewide, New York added 114,300 nonfarm payroll jobs over the past year, marking one of the largest gains in the country. Syracuse’s local increases contribute to that broader trend.
Syracuse’s Combined Sewer Overflow system effects local waterways
The Combined Sewer Overflow system is a significant contributor to waterway pollution in Syracuse.
Summer safety starts with education, say Syracuse fire officials
As summer approaches, Syracuse firefighters are focusing on more than just putting out fires. At the 2025 FIRE Expo, first responders shared critical safety tips with families—from fire prevention to…