Construction workers adapt as temperatures rise in Syracuse
As Syracuse experiences its hottest week of the year so far, construction workers are finding ways to beat the heat. From staying hydrated to taking breaks in the shade, workers…
Syracuse mayor’s office says school zone cameras are changing driver behavior
Speeding violations in Syracuse school zones continue to decline, according to city officials. Leaders say the trend shows speed cameras are making streets safer, even as the program continues to…
Solvay tattoo artist builds business on healing through ink
Scott Crandall, owner of Therapeutic Ink in Solvay, is using his journey through addiction and recovery to connect with clients. Once lacking confidence, he now helps others tell meaningful stories…
East Syracuse restaurant owner known as “Doctor of Hunger” marks 39 years
At Kosta's Pizza House in East Syracuse, owner Kostas Kousmanidis has spent nearly four decades serving more than just food. Known as the “Doctor of Hunger,” the 66-year-old combines Greek-style…
Snow, salt and potholes: How central New York winters wear down cars
Driving in the snow is routine in central New York, but winter conditions can quietly wear down cars. Road salt and potholes cause damages many drivers overlook. A local mechanic…
Snow can’t slow him down: Syracuse barber opens new barbershop despite huge snowstorm
A winter snowstorm didn’t stop Joey Tesorio from opening his first barbershop in North Syracuse. As snow piled up outside, customers filled the chairs inside JoeyT’s Cuts, marking a busy,…
Central New Yorkers step up, fill library food drive with donations
A food drive at the Northern Onondaga Public Library has sparked a wave of generosity across Central New York. Organizers expect to collect more than 200 bags of food as…
Young voter-in-training: Baldwinsville girl joins parents at the polls
Six-year-old Victoria Wells joined her parents at the polls on Election Day in Syracuse. Her father says bringing her along helps teach her the value of participating in local elections…
Young adults help Madison County crack down on selling vapes to minors
The Madison County health department is enlisting 18 to 20-year-olds to help crack down on stores selling vapes to minors. Through “compliance visits,” young adults attempt to purchase vape or…