SUNY system waives college application fees for two weeks
To celebrate College Application Month, the SUNY system is waiving application fees for two weeks for all prospective undergraduate students.
HumaneCNY temporarily stops meet and greets with cats and kittens due to infection outbreak
A local animal shelter is stopping meet and greets with cats due to an upper respiratory infection outbreak.
Fake online review ban goes into effect
A rule to ban fake online reviews has officially gone into effect. The Federal Trade Commission passed the law back in August in order to better protect businesses.
Jewish Federation of Central New York commemorates Oct. 7 attacks anniversary
The Jewish Federation of Central New York hosted a commemoration event for the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attacks.
Viral CNY pumpkin patch brings families and followers together
Tim's Pumpkin Patch offers a variety of orange and yellow pumpkins that are displayed on the patch for visitors to enjoy. © 2024 Alexa LaMalfa
Syracuse University students and security prepare for anniversary of Oct. 7 attacks
Syracuse University students and public safety officers prepare for the first anniversary of October 7th attacks. © 2024 Rena Perry
Kent Syverud calls current college football model an “illusion of stability”
Chancellor of Syracuse Unversity, Kent Syverud, continues to publicly endorse a new "super-league" in college athletics.
National Alliance on Mental Illness Syracuse aims to improve mental health in the community
NAMI Syracuse provides mental health resources for those struggling and their loved ones.
Hundreds of raccoons surround home in Washington state
A Washington homeowner has a raccoon problem.
Apple’s version of artificial intelligence comes to the iPhone, iPad, Mac
Apple to release its own version of artificial intelligence next month.