‘Airport Theory’ is causing missed flights
Flyers are giving themselves 15 minutes to clear airport security and make their flight before the plane leaves.
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.
Scrutiny in the skies
The recent crash at the Reagan International Airport leaves travelers concerned about air travel. The government's recent FAA firings also worry the public about the future of air travel safety.
Pope Francis went through more breathing crises, Vatican said
Pope Francis suffered two more acute respiratory crises on Monday. This complicated his weeks-long hospitalization as he battles pneumonia and complications from previous health conditions.
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.
Severe winter weather across CNY puts stress on communities
Severe winter weather across Central New York puts communities, businesses on high alert, hoping for season’s end.
Cicero-North Syracuse boys basketball battles through delays to finish regular season 19-1
Despite weather postponements and limited practice time, C-NS Boys Basketball is entering postseason play with 14 straight wins behind senior star Andrew Benedict.
Hire Ground: A hand up, not a hand out
The Hire Ground programs offers assistance to homeless, making them feel seen and offering hope.