Syracuse Catholic chaplain backs pope’s call for nonviolence
Pope Leo XIV's Easter call for nonviolence is resonating at Syracuse's Samaritan Center, where volunteers work daily to serve those in need.
Syracuse University hosts a suicide prevention training session, but some students don’t know it exists
Syracuse University hosts a suicide prevention training program, but many students do not know about it and could not attend
Maple producers celebrate a solid season, despite climate challenges
Critz Farms hosted Maple Celebration Weekend, complete with wagon rides, a breakfast buffet, and tours of their sugar house. © 2026 Megan Acker CAZENOVIA, N.Y (NCC News) – Maple syrup…
Yarn sales are surging as young people turn to knitting and crochet
Once dismissed as a hobby for grandmothers, yarn crafts are finding a new audience among young people looking for a screen-free way to decompress.
Inspyre Innovation Hub gives Syracuse businesses a place to grow
Inspyre Innovation Hub serves as a launchpad for local businesses in Syracuse. PlayInspyre Innovation Hub helps local businesses get their start TRANSCRIPT: Maddie: The Inspyre Innovation Hub is a place…
Syracuse thrift store turns donated goods into community treasure
As spring has begun in Syracuse, a noticeable increase in secondhand shopping is clear in thrift stores like Key Mercantile.
New law requires businesses to accept cash in New York state
A new New York state law now requires many businesses to accept cash, aiming to help consumers without credit or debit cards access essentials like food and clothing.
Micron outlines ‘path to progress’ during Community Week in Syracuse
Micron hosted a series of community events throughout Syracuse during the first week of April to educate the community on how they can prepare for the economic impact of the…
Rising energy bills from National Grid cause concern for local businesses
Utility bills from National Grid are rapidly increasing, causing concern for local businesses and residents in Central New York.
A community effort to protect Syracuse’s drinking water
SKANEATELES, N.Y. (NCC News) — To help protect Syracuse’s drinking water, volunteers will plant 3,500 trees in one day as part of a community effort to reduce runoff that enters…