Amazon seeks approval for drone delivery service in Syracuse area
If approved, Amazon's service would not be the first drone delivery operation in Central New York.
Rescue leaders describe growing strain as more animals need placement
Animal rescue organizations across Central New York say they’re seeing a surge in surrendered and stray dogs, with daily calls from families who can no longer care for their pets.…
New York bill approved, would impact sports gambling sites
The New York Assembly unanimously approved a bill that would require online sports betting operators to provide customers with monthly statements showing their wagering history. Introduced by Assemblymember Rebecca Kassay,…
Syracuse artist transforms minibus into off-grid home on wheels
After investing roughly $17,000 and two years of work, Aldea Girard turned a longtime dream of travel and freedom into reality.
Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month shines light on a silent crisis
A Marine veteran and a Syracuse University sophomore open up about mental health struggles that millions of men face in silence.
Camping for the first time just got a little easier
The New York State Department of Conservation is offering a lottery for residents to make camping more accessible.
Promises and pollution: Syracuse residents question I-81 project’s impact
As construction on the I-81 project continues, residents and community advocates are raising concerns about whether long-promised environmental safeguards and community investments are keeping pace. For some, the debate is…
Syracuse celebrates Global Running Day through community and inclusivity
Global Running Day encourages everyone to get out for a run, no matter their age, pace, or even the distance. Community spaces make that encouragement easier.
Syracuse leaders mark Gun Violence Awareness Month, highlight prevention efforts amid recent shootings
An orange flag now flies over Syracuse City Hall as city leaders recognize June as Gun Violence Awareness Month. Officials say recent shootings show the work is far from over,…
College could become an afterthought for some high school students in Syracuse
Some Syracuse high schools offer training for trades to students. High schoolers are able to graduate, and qualify for jobs using their in-field expereince, without needing to go to college.