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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks during a New York governor primary debate at the studios of WNBC4-TV, June, 16, 2022, in New York. New Yorkers are casting votes in a governor's race Tuesday, June 28, 2022, that for the first time in a decade does not include the name "Cuomo" at the top of the ticket.
Kathy Hochul is Democratic nominee for New York governor
Nine months after she stepped into the job of New York governor as a relative unknown, Democrat Kathy Hochul easily locked up her party's nomination Tuesday... more
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Griffo
Griffo encourages reading program participation
New York State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-47, Rome, encourages children and families in the 47th Senate District to take part in the 2022 Summer Reading Program. more
Tenney
Homeland Security to be guests on upcoming Tenney webinar
Congresswoman Claudia Tenney, R-22, New Hartford, announced the next installation of her monthly webinar series. more

Wallace Reid purchases fuel for the vehicle he drives to make a living using ride-share apps, Wednesday, June 22, 2022, in the Queens borough of New York.
Did corporate greed fuel inflation? It's not the biggest culprit, some say
Furious about surging prices at the gasoline station and the supermarket, many consumers feel they know just where to cast blame... more
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Army private's plea shelved internet fantasy chat defense
An Army private charged with plotting to murder members of his unit overseas with help from a secretive violent anarchist group was planning a defense calling it all an internet … more
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Frederick Allen Lodge Exalted Ruler Kendall Hicks and Associate member and Saratoga resident Linda LeTendre help display the first Little Free Library specializing in Black culture and history, outside Frederick Allen Lodge on Beekman Street in Saratoga Springs.
Little Free Library devoted to Black history, culture
“I said why don’t we have a Little Free Library so that people can understand what an enormous influence Black lives have had on American culture,” Linda LeTendre, leader of the Saratoga Peace Alliance, said. more
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St. John Fisher to become a university
St. John Fisher College will no longer be the official name of that institution as of July 1. more
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Lake Erie College of Medicine student Valerie Fiore performs a free lead screening on Lincoln Malloy, 5, at the Economic Opportunity Office in Elmira while his father Steven Malloy, of Horseheads, looks on.
Med students join effort to reduce lead poisoning in Elmira
Lincoln Malloy clearly didn’t want to be there. Lincoln, 5, grimaced as his dad Steven held him still while Valerie Fiore, a medical student at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in … more
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The SWAT team from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office removes a victim from an active shooter scenario at the New York State Preparedness Training Center in Whitestown.
SWAT teams train, compete at state Preparedness Center
The May 14 shooting at a Tops grocery store in Buffalo was a reminder to law enforcement that mass shootings can happen anywhere at any time, furthering the need for advanced, realistic … more
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Protestors organize in response to the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization by the Supreme Court on Friday afternoon in front of Rep. Claudia Tenney’s office at 430 Court St. in Utica.
Local reaction varies widely to abortion ruling
The Supreme Court on Friday ended constitutional protections for abortion that had stood in America for nearly a half-century. The decision by the court’s conservative majority overturned the … more
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Jennifer Waters
EDGE VP heading to Empire State Development
Jennifer Waters, the current vice president of business development and communications for Mohawk Valley EDGE, will join Empire State Development... more
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Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-21, Schuylerville
House panel OKs defense bill with pay raise for military, more funds for Rome Lab
The House Armed Services Committee has approved a nearly $850 billion defense budget for 2023 by a 57-1 bipartisan vote. more
Police officers stand outside U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, Thursday, June 23, 2022. (AP Photo/Gemunu Amarasinghe)
Reaction mixed to Supreme Court gun ruling
In a major expansion of gun rights, the Supreme Court said Thursday that Americans have a right to carry firearms in public. more
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Pictured is Assemblyman Robert Smullen, R-118, Meco, at the recent Gloversville Little Huskies Charity Golf Event at Fox Run Golf Course in Johnstown.
Smullen attends charity golf event
Assemblyman Robert Smullen, attended the Gloversville Little Huskies Charity Golf Event at Fox Run Golf Course in Johnstown recently to show his support for their football program and community efforts.  more
Brad Pedell, a founder of 221B Tactical, demonstrates how a Level 3 plate and plate carrier are used during an interview with The Associated Press recently.
New body armor rules in NY miss vest worn by Buffalo killer
New York’s new law barring sales of bullet-resistant vests to most civilians doesn’t cover the type of armor worn by the gunman who killed 10 people at a Buffalo supermarket... more
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A Dalmatian competes at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday in Tarrytown, N.Y.
Westminster dog show gets 4 finalists, and one has NFL ties
Will the hound be trumpeting a victory, or is its tiny cousin toying with a win? What about the French bulldog with an owner in the NFL? more
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A female mallard and her ducklings take a dip in the Erie Canal in Sylvan Beach on Monday.
State birding challenge takes flight
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has launched its “I Bird NY” challenges for both fledgling and experienced birders. more
In a ruling issued on June 13, administrative law judges ruled that the Towns of Rush and Caledonia, and RUSH (Residents United to Save Our Hometown) did not merit party status or bring any kind of substantiated issues in its fight against the Horseshoe Solar Energy Solar Project being sited in the community.
State solar ruling felt by opponents near and far
In a ruling issued on June 13, administrative law judges ruled two upstate New York towns and Residents United to Save Our Hometown did not bring any kind of substantiated issues in its fight against the Horseshoe Solar Energy Solar Project being sited in the community. more
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The Beck Family waves to the crowd as they were honored for their years as a foster family and their recent adoption of Audrianna, front center, after she threw out the first pitch at Tuesday, June 14, at the Amsterdam Mohawks game at Shuttleworth Park in Amsterdam.
Foster care support agency makes its pitch in Amsterdam
Tammi and Steve Beck lost more than 10 pregnancies. They dealt with ectopic pregnancies, tried in vitro fertilization and lost one baby at 13.5 weeks. more
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Gas prices in region dip 4 cents
It may not be much, but at least it’s progress for local motorists, industry experts say, as the state and local average gas price dropped 4 cents from last week. more
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