Web Extra: NCC News Podcast, March 17
NCC News Logo Click below to hear the latest news update from NCC News on the afteroon of Monday, March 17. AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: NCC NEWS PODCAST I'm Kelsey Jones, reporting…
Downtown Dining Weeks Has Begun In Syracuse
Downtown Dining Weeks take place from March 1 to March 14. During the event, local restaurants offer deals to all customers.
Syracuse high school basketball superstar takes his team to a new level
Bishop Ludden High School junior Jahzar Greene is leading his team through the section playoffs. Basketball has been a passion for him since he was a young kid. With the…
Coffee prices are on the rise across the nation
Due to extreme weather, increased demands, and import tariffs, coffee prices are rising and affecting customers and business owners alike.
Syracuse citizens protest Department of Education cuts
Local Syracuse educators and concerned citizens protest President Donald Trump's proposed cuts to the Department of Education outside of Syracuse City Hall.
Kalamata’s Kitchen partnered with student athletes to bring local children a new food experience
Kalamata's Kitchen partnered with a variety of Syracuse athletes to provide a diverse cultural experience for local children through food. Athletes chose a favorite traditional dish from their culture for…
Big Fellas restaurant brings new flavor to Downtown Syracuse
At 208 W. Water Street, just a few steps away from Clinton Square, is the Big Fellas restaurant. Created by Syracuse basketball player Eddie Lampkin Jr. and his business partner…
Syracuse pickleball community growing quickly
Syracuse Indoor Pickleball is a new facility in Baldwinsville, hopping on the trend of the growing sport.
Local quilt shops offer solution to Joann fabric stores closing
Fashion designers, sewists and quilters turn to alternative methods like local quilt stores and online shopping to find their project supplies.
Common Council approves $26M road reconstruction program
On Monday, the Syracuse Common Council approved the start of a $26 million road reconstruction program. Throughout 2025-26, locals across all areas of the city will see improvements done.