Syracuse flyers concerned after TSA sends out alert regarding phone chargers
Syracuse Hancock International Airport passengers are concerned after TSA issues alert regarding cybersecurity threat.
Car theft rates drop 50% in Syracuse, police credit ‘good police work’
Car thefts in Syracuse dropped 51.5% from January to June 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, according to SPD’s latest COMPSTAT data. © 2025 Maria Wainscott
Worker Safety Month in New York comes with new laws
New York state is encouraging safety prevention training for retail workers in New York.
Food trucks bring more than just flavor to Syracuse, they’re building community
The Syracuse Food Truck Association holds weekly events around Central New York.
A local farmer’s market has more history than meets the eye
Silver Springs Farmers Market is owned by Sue Luchsinger and the Luchsinger family. The family has been in Syracuse for 100 years since John Luchsinger immigrated from Switzerland and became…
From fleece to fashion: How a New York farm is breeding award-winning alpacas
Claddagh Farm owns a herd of alpacas that are used to produce what they say are quality fleece products.
St. Sophia’s prepares for 52nd annual Greek Fest
The 52nd annual Syracuse Greek Festival, hosted by St. Sophia's Church, celebrates Greek culture with authentic food, music, and dancing. Beloved traditional dishes like spanakopita and baklava, made from family…
President Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ could cut $30 million for I-81 neighborhood reconstruction
Federal grant cuts may elimate funding for a neighborhood to be reconstructed after I-81 is torn down.
Onondaga County implements first-ever wait list for child care assistance, citing budget shortfall
County Executive Ryan McMahon announced the waitlist for a pause on childcare applications.
Lacrosse grows nationwide, but its roots run deep in Central New York
Lacrosse is growing nationwide, including in Central New York, where its roots run deep.