Marcellus lacrosse star prepares for Maryland while his family reflects on his legacy
Th Doshna family is preparing themselves emotionally for their son, Christopher Doshna, to move on to college.
Syracuse bars have option to remain open until 4 a.m. during World Cup
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced bars and restaurants across New York could serve alcohol for extended hours for sports fans to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Syracuse race promotes workplace fitness for a good cause
The sixth annual Syracuse WorkForce Run took place on Tuesday. The event promotes workplace fitness for a good cause.
Airline fuel costs surge 78%, hitting Syracuse travelers ahead of summer
The ongoing war with Iran has disrupted global oil supply, sending jet fuel prices soaring and pushing higher fares and baggage fees onto CNY passengers.
Onondaga County Legislature approves term limits proposal for county executive
Onondaga County lawmakers have approved a proposal to impose term limits on future county executives. The measure could appear on the November ballot if it clears the next hurdle.
How micro-influencers are impacting small businesses in CNY
Influencers are not just about free products and brand deals. This business demonstrates just how impactful micro-influencers can be in a local market.
At CNY Regional Market, rising grocery prices send shoppers local, but growers face squeeze of their own
Shoppers are flocking to the market to dodge rising grocery prices, but the growers behind the stalls say they are caught in a squeeze of their own. The surprising culprit?…
Jamaican culture brought to Central New York with food passed down through generations
Jamaika Flava shows how culture can travel over 1,500 miles to Central New York and bring people together from all over to create a family.
Democratic candidates prepare ahead of June primary election for Syracuse Common Councilor At-Large
Cjala Surratt, Helen Hudson, and Moise Laub sat down Sunday to talk with citizens about key issues. Turns out, they have more in common than candidacy.
Thousands of Central New Yorkers to lose their health insurance July 1
"I will just go uninsured,” said Brittany Mertel. For nearly half a million New Yorkers losing Essential Plan coverage, replacement plans are unaffordable — or not an option at all.