Local Syracuse resident’s volunteer work keeps city in bloom all year long
Linda Llewellyn, a local volunteer in Syracuse, works tirelessly year-round to ensure the community's flower beds stay looking superb.
Syracuse school zone cameras flag 60,000 speeders in first two weeks, mayor calls for safer streets
It has been a month since Syracuse’s school zone traffic enforcement program began and the data is shocking.
Dirt track racing accelerates through Central New York
WEEDSPORT, N.Y. (NCC News) -- Drivers ranging from 19 to over 50 competed Sunday evening at Weedsport Speedway in the DIRTcar Big Block Modified Encore 50, with $5,000 on the…
Drought conditions cause turmoil across Central New York
Dry conditions are causing crops to slow in production at local farms.
Syracuse community protects its bees amid national crisis
Local beekeepers and consumers work to preserve bees in Syracuse while populations decline nationwide.
Fueled by Jolly Ranchers and built-in endurance, OCC Volleyball is off to a strong start
OCC volleyball players practice at Allyn Hall. © 2025 Timmy Wilcox SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) -- Onondaga Community College volleyball is off to a strong start this season. The Lazers…
Primary day in Central New York sparks debate over voter access
As polls open across Central New York for Tuesday’s primary, the spotlight isn’t just on the candidates —it's also on the way the election system works, and who gets to…
Central New York battles extreme heat
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory from Sunday afternoon through Tuesday evening. It's a situation that New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Friday was not normal.
National Grid races to restore power after tornado
“Everyone should be taken care of by the end of the day Tuesday,” National Grid representative Jared Paventi said. “No one wants to be without power, we get it. We’re…
Which fireworks are legal in New York state?
With the Fourth of July rapidly approaching, firework sales are on the rise. But what is legal in New York?