Japanese baseball player and media dynamics continue to shift in the United States
Since Hideo Nomo, the relationship between Japanese baseball players has changed drastically in the United States.
Wrestling through grief: Syracuse mother finds new purpose on the mat
After losing her son Brady in a car accident, Heather Niver found unexpected healing and purpose by becoming the coach of the new SCSD all-girls wrestling team—despite having no experience…
Golf courses start to get busy as the weather gets nicer
Drumlins Golf Course works on mitigating the large crowds with summer approaching
Breaking barriers: first US woman to fly a fighter jet in combat speaks at SU
Martha McSally speaks to Syracuse after making history as the first woman in the U.S. to fly an Air Force fighter jet in combat and to command a fighter squadron.
Fayetteville physician runs sub-3-hour Boston marathon despite tough winter, injury
Fayetteville local Brendan McGinn runs a sub 3 hour marathon. The 45 year old paced at under 7 minutes per mile
Frozen Jungle tournament helps Syracuse Hockey build team chemistry before the season starts
Anthony Larkin’s “Frozen Jungle” summer tournament has evolved from a casual skate into a key training and recruiting ground for colleges like Syracuse.
Syracuse pub preserves city’s forgotten NBA glory
Syracuse's Shaughnessy's Irish Pub preserves the legacy of the sports histo of the city.
Syracuse Football makes it its mission to uplift Central New York
Syracuse Orange football fans and staff talk about the team's initiatives to uplift the local community.
Syracuse’s iconic shot clock is moving from its longtime spot
The 24-second shot clock landmark in Syracuse is being moved to a new location.
New boxing gym brings accessible experience to Destiny Mall
Destiny USA is opening an inclusive boxing gym despite recent closures.