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
Syracuse Police Department ramps up enforcement on illegal ATV riding
This year, three details of the Syracuse Police Department have resulted in eight ATVs being taken, six local law arrests and more than 15 traffic citations issued.
CNY native gives back to Syracuse through visual art
A visual artist is creating a mural to honor one of Syracuse's basketball legends.
Central New York food banks brace for impact of ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
Central New York Food banks – which help people apply for SNAP benefits — are bracing for how cutbacks to SNAP could impact the aid they provide to the food…
Harriet Tubman’s influence is still felt in Auburn for Juneteenth
Tubman is a figure that brings the Auburn community together everyday but especially on Juneteenth.
Syracuse Boat Tours expands in second season, highlights Erie Canal history
Syracuse Boat Tours is entering its second season with a new boat and expanded routes that highlight Central New York’s waterways and history. The tours offer residents a chance to…
House v. NCAA: The case that sets the landscape for NIL in college athletics
The NIL landscape for college athletics continues to change. The House v. NCAA changes the way athletes are allowed to recieve money.