Term limit on Onondaga County executive still undecided
The Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday to discuss a term limit for the position of county executive.
Too Good To Go app expands in Syracuse, bringing more deals to members while reducing food waste
Some users and businesses have noted a “hit or miss” experience with Too Good To Go as it gains more attention in Syracuse.
A sense of home: Syracuse community gathers to celebrate Eid al-Adha
Muslims in Syracuse are celebrating Eid al-Adha through prayer, family traditions and gatherings. Communities are coming together across homes, mosques and local spaces in remembrance of Prophet Abraham.
Team India takes 2026 IKMF World Championships by storm
Over Memorial Day weekend, Syracuse hosted the 2026 International Kettlebell Marathon Federation World Championsips. Inside The Oncenter, thletes from around the globe came to Central New York.
Deadly tornado strikes Oneida County killing 3 people
An EF1 tornado with 105 mph winds crashed through Oneida County, causing damage to the towns of Clark Mills and Kirkland. The storm caused multiple trees to collapse, and one…
Rome residents clean up after storm amid hot weather
A storm from the weekend has left parts of the Rome community scrambling for help. Fallen trees, damaged property and widespread power outages are affecting many residents as the region…
Surge in ticks this season surprises experts
As Central New Yorkers embrace the warmer weather, experts are seeing a significant rise in tick activity and the growing health risks that come with it.
Pete’s Giving Garden manager works to tackle food insecurity on campus
The student-run garden grows various fruits, vegetables and herbs that students can take home for free. Alyssa Quinn is a nutrition science master's student and one of the garden managers…
Retired SUNY ESF professor says more algae blooms may appear this year
Greg Boyer from SUNY ESF suggests algae blooms show up earlier and earlier every year in Central New York.
Safety course required for New Yorkers to hit the water this summer
Boaters in New York state can't hit the water until they complete a four hour safety course