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FILE - Police secure an area around a supermarket where several people were killed in a shooting, Saturday, May 14, 2022, in Buffalo, N.Y. 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 the Buffalo supermarket, a gap that could limit its effectiveness in deterring future military-style assaults.
New body armor rules in NY miss vest worn by Buffalo killer
A recently enacted law has left some retailers confused about what they can and can't sell... more
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A great blue heron takes flight above the Erie Canal in this photo last week in Rome. The state’s Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and Department of Environmental Conservation has announced the launch of the 2022 Outdoor Photo Contest to highlight the best of New York’s natural beauty and special destinations among New York’s state campgrounds and parklands.
State launches Outdoor Photo Contest to highlight natural beauty
The state’s Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and Department of Environmental Conservation has announced the launch of the 2022 Outdoor Photo Contest. more
Businessman Harry Wilson listens as he prepares to participate in New York’s Republican gubernatorial debate at the studios of CBS2 TV on Monday in New York City. Wilson has walked back claims that current rival U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin had asked him to campaign as a candidate for lieutenant governor.
Wilson walks back debate claim Zeldin asked him to team up
Republican gubernatorial candidate Harry Wilson is walking back remarks that fellow contender U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin asked him to campaign as a candidate for lieutenant governor. more
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Gas surpasses $5 per gallon at the Stewart’s Shops on Culver Avenue in Utica on Tuesday.
Rising gas prices drive home variety of responses in region
As gasoline prices at some local stations are topping $5 at the pump, drivers in Central New York — as well as some state officials — are tiring of rising prices as well as looking for ways to … more
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New York’s average gas price is up 15 cents from last week, averaging $5.03 per gallon across the state.
Gas prices up 15 cents; some places top $5 per gallon
New York’s average gas price is up 15 cents from last week, averaging $5.03 per gallon across the state. more
PATRIOTISM ON DISPLAY — American flags decorate the USS Oriskany Anchor Memorial in Trinkaus Park in the village of Oriskany. Today is Flag Day, which commemorates the adoption of the U.S. flag on June 14, 1777, by resolution of the Second Continental Congress.
SNAPSHOT: Flags placed at the USS Oriskany Anchor Memorial
Today is Flag Day, which commemorates the adoption of the U.S. flag on June 14, 1777, by resolution of the Second Continental Congress. more
Congressional candidate to visit Herkimer on Tuesday
Democratic congressional candidate Matt Castelli, who is seeking election in the 21st District, will appear at a rally Tuesday, June 14, at Fishing Derby Park... more
Andrew Giuliani, a Republican candidate for Governor of New York speaks during a news conference, Tuesday, June 7, 2022, in New York.
Andrew Giuliani barred from in-person debate over vax proof
Republican New York gubernatorial candidate Andrew Giuliani said he has been barred from participating in-person in an upcoming primary debate because he has refused to submit proof he's been vaccinated against COVID-19. more
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A New York appellate judge is allowing elections to proceed this year under redistricting maps drawn by Democrats but ordered lawmakers to revise the maps in time for the 2024 elections.
NY primaries to proceed, but court orders new maps by 2024
A New York appellate judge allows elections to proceed this year under redistricting maps drawn by Democrats but ordered lawmakers to revise the maps in time for the 2024 elections. more
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Noelle Feliz, left, holds out a test tube as a woman puts a nasal swab into it on Monday, Feb. 7 at Griffiss Internation Airport. Precision Clinical Laboratories offered drive-thru COVID-19 testing at Griffiss International Airport.
Pandemic impacts continue to linger
Is there still a coronavirus pandemic? While many store shelves continue to have bare spots and infections continue to linger, much of the world, state and region continues to work back toward normal. more
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County Board of Legislators Chair Gerald Fiorini, R-7, center, accepts an award on Wednesday. From left: NYSAC Executive Director Stephen Acquario; Fiorini; and Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr.
Statewide association honors Fiorini for longtime service
Longtime Oneida County Legislature Chairman Gerald Fiorini was honored at a Wednesday county board meeting for serving the county for over 40 years. more
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Employees gather for a moment of silence at Bassett Medical Center, A.O. Fox Hospital, and Little Falls Hospital, among other locations.
Bassett Healthcare Network employees observe Moment of Silence for victims of violence
Hundreds of Bassett Healthcare Network caregivers and practitioners gathered at noon on Monday to observe a moment of silence and mourn a recent tragedy in Tulsa, Oklahoma. more
In this combo of file images, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., chair of the House Oversight Committee, speaks on Capitol Hill in Washington, on, March 11, 2020. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., listens as the panel holds an emergency meeting on gun control measures, at the Capitol in Washington, on June 2.
Clashes among New York Democrats after redistricting redo
Two of New York’s longest-serving members of Congress have turned from allies to rivals after a court redrew the state’s congressional maps, scrambling the favorable landscape … more
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul poses for photographers after signing a package of bills to strengthen gun laws, Monday, June 6, 2022, in New York.
Hochul signs gun measures into law
New Yorkers under age 21 will be prohibited from buying semiautomatic rifles under a new law signed Monday by Gov. Kathy Hochul. more
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Officials gather in Albany earlier this week to call for the passage of a bill, A.9990, sponsored by Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, which would allow schools to purchase whole and 2% milk from local dairy producers.
Miller, Smullen make pitch for milk, bill
Assemblyman Brian Miller and Assemblyman Robert Smullen are calling for the passage of a bill which would allow schools to purchase whole and 2% milk from local dairy producers. more
The Greenidge Generation bitcoin mining facility, in a former coal plant by Seneca Lake in Dresden, New York, is shown in this photo from Nov. 29, 2021. A milestone measure that would tap the brakes on the spread of cryptocurrency mining operations burning fossil fuels in New York has passed the state Legislature.
Landmark bill to limit cryptomining heads to governor
A milestone environmental measure designed to tap the brakes on the spread of cryptocurrency mining operations burning fossil fuels in New York has passed the state Legislature. more
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Voters cast their ballots at privacy booths during early voting at the Brooklyn Museum, Oct. 27, 2020, in New York. The state Democrat-controlled Assembly and Senate passed legislation making it easier to sue over discriminatory voting policies and require communities with a history of civil right violations to get approval before changing election rules.
Voting rights protections passed in New York legislature
New York would make it easier to sue over discriminatory voting policies and require localities with a history of civil right violations to get approval before changing election … more
Drivers fill up on Wednesday at the Stewarts Shop on Erie Blvd West in Rome.
Drivers likely to see some savings at pump with fuel tax cut
In a Wednesday statement, Gov. Kathy Hochul noted the beginning of a suspension of certain taxes on motor fuel and diesel motor fuel took effect. The motor fuel excise tax, state sales tax, and … more
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Nursing homes file lawsuit, seek to overturn minimum staffing law
A group of about 80 nursing homes filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn New York’s law that established staffing minimums and resident-care spending levels for nursing homes. more
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In this photo provided by the City of Albany Police Department, a black bear rests in a tree in Washington Park, a residential neighborhood about a half mile from the Capitol in Albany, N.Y., Tuesday, May 31, 2022. The bear fell into a safety net after a wildlife crew used a fire department ladder truck to get in close enough to immobilize the animal.
Bear removed from tree in Albany, heading back to woods
A black bear wandered into Albany, climbed a tree several blocks from the state Capitol and rested on branches about 30 feet up Tuesday. more
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