NCC News comprehensive coverage of 2024 Election through “Democracy in Action”
Nearly 70 students will cover the election, focusing on stories that matter most to Central New Yorkers.
Syracuse officials spread misinformation, downplayed lead water test results, NRDC said
A few months ago Micky Wehrle couldn’t have told you much about his water line. He and his roommates were completely unaware of the lead service line connecting their home…
Local business closes after 48 years: what’s next for the future of Marshall Street.
After 48 years of being opened, Marshall Street store, Shirt World prepares for its closing. Customers and owner of the store share their thoughts on what the future may hold…
Town of DeWitt postponing vote on controversial pet-limit proposal
The Town of DeWitt decided to delay a vote on lowering the maxiumum registered pets in a household from five to three.
Family-run pumpkin patch offers deal before closing for the season
The Pumpkin Hollow, a pumpkin patch in Syracuse, New York, is selling its surplus pumpkins for just $5 each as the farm prepares to close its doors for the season.…
Marshall Street staple shuts down after almost 50 years
"Shirt World", a retail shop for everything SU is closing down after 48 years. According to the owners, a national tenant is coming in to take over the property.
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.