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Community members wave flags from around the world on the steps of Syracuse City Hall during a celebration of World Refugee Day.

Clinton Square is alive with the sounds of music, the smell of pierogies, and the spirit of tradition as the 69th annual Syracuse Polish Festival brings locals downtown this weekend.

More than 5 million Americans took part in protests against the Trump administration on Saturday — including one Vietnam War veteran whose story is 75 years in the making.

For many in attendance, the event wasn’t just about celebration,  it was about standing firm in the face of political pushback.

Community focused festivals like Juneteenth provide a strategic opportunity for grassroots organizations to mobilize civic action. These events naturally attract residents who are deeply connected to their cultural identity and…

A new art exhibit at Light Works has helped underscore the importance of art as an act of liberation for Black and Indigenous communities.

At Pete's Giving Garden on the South Campus of Syracuse University, a wide variety of different flowers and vegetables are cultivated for a good cause.

A long-time sexual violence educator says the solution to keeping communities safe lies with the people themselves.

Tariffs are raising prices at J. Michael Shoes on Marshall Street, pushing Syracuse students to shop online to save money.

Manlius showed its small-town pride with bold colors and local spirit on full display. Rainbow flags fluttered outside the Seneca Street Brew Pub, where families, friends and allies came together…