South Side Syracuse project helping families affected by lead
Families dealing with lead contamination in their homes can find temporary housing at the Syracuse Lead Freedom House on South Avenue.
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,…
Local composer writes his second act on the basketball court
Dan Godfrey, an American composer and retired Syracuse University professor, goes to the Barnes Center every week to play pick-up basketball.
After-school program gains recognition in Syracuse
A Syracuse program is giving children more opportunities to socialize with their peers after school hours.
NY’s potential law change could help grocery stores, hurt liquor stores
Liquor store owners across New York are worried that a proposed law allowing grocery stores to sell other types of alcohol besides beer could threaten their business.
SU’s Gaming & Esports Center providing a strong campus community
https://youtu.be/7FdG1w-M8Kw VIDEO TRANSCRIPT ELLIOT POTOTSKY: When you think of electronic sports, you might think of this. MEGAN DANAHER: We still have people asking, "What does esports mean?" POTOTSKY: Esports are…
CNY veteran turns to poetry for support
The National Veterans Resource Center showcases the history behind Syracuse's war heroes. (c) 2025 Elliot Pototsky SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) -- Syracuse University professor Tim Gerken still carries memories from…
Baldwinsville parents teach children about voting
A Baldwinsville family showed their six-year-old the importance of participating in elections.