Vintage raceboats reclaim Onondaga Lake
Some of the fastest boats are also the oldest. Look inside a weekend of hand-built vintage raceboats, 100 mph waves, and the people who refuse to let them fade.
One Syracuse musician is proof it’s never too late to start
After regretting for decades that he never learned an instrument, Phil Nagy picked up the drums in his 50s. What started as a hobby in his basement eventually led to…
City leaders launch Juneteenth weekend with flag raising and call to remember Syracuse’s past
From the Jerry Rescue to today's celebrations, organizers say Syracuse's history of freedom remains central to this year's Juneteenth festival.
10th annual Harvey Skeele Onondaga Farm Fest announces the farms involved this year
The Farm Fest is also honoring one of the founders of the Onondaga County Agriculture Council.
As prize money soars, online competition is helping darts reach new players
While the game’s biggest stars are competing for record purses on television, many players are sharpening their skills on computers
Syracuse sober-active recovery center sees growing demand for community support
Despite progress in reducing overdose deaths, recovery advocates say long-term support remains scarce. Devin's Rec Room is working to fill that gap in Central New York.
Ryan McMahon establishes a data center task force, directs Onondaga County to spend up to $500,000 on study
The county executive said that the goal of the new efforts is to determine "best practices" for data center development.
A traditional Irish sport continues to grow in Syracuse over a century later
Gaelic football has been played in Central New York for generations, and a revived Syracuse club is introducing a new generation of players to the sport and its culture.
Housing shortage remains challenge as Central New York prepares for Micron growth
Local housing experts say inventory remains limited across Central New York as leaders work to prepare for future growth tied to Micron. More than 100 housing projects are currently proposed,…
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?…