The decision followed a packed public meeting on Wednesday, which prompted the county sheriff and district attorney to pull support for the cameras.

Liam Anderson, a Shen senior, set a new USA Powerlifting national record for his age and weight class when he successfully benched more than 400 pounds.

Town officials will seek public input on whether to renovate, close or rebuild the aging Aqueduct Road pool, which was built in the 1960s.

Hernigle remains on paid administrative leave with the Gloversville police, according to Capt. Bradley Schaffer, an agency spokesperson.

Cecilia Levy may have seen the wind. On her hunt for dark matter, she and 250 other researchers have come upon an intriguing anomaly.

Two weak tornadoes touched down Thursday evening, damaging trees and homes and contributing to widespread power outages across Saratoga County.

Before she became a superstar, Dolly Parton played the Delaware County Fair. For some who were there, the Aug. 15, 1969, show remains unforgettable.

Richard Agers hit Albany to cut hair for homeless people and veterans. Now, he’s off to the next stop.

The village court clerk said in a sworn statement she couldn’t find multiple files “where such recordings are ordinarily maintained.”

“It’s beyond parody at this point,” GOP County Legislature Minority Leader Frank Mauriello said.

The deal struck by Mayor Carmella Mantello and City Council President Sue Steele limits how camera data is shared and requires an annual audit of the system.

Anthony Pappalau, 47, faces charges including attempted assault and weapon possession.

The declaration allows Troy Mayor Carmella Mantello to continue paying Flock for use of its technology after City Council Democrats directed the city auditor to halt payment.

Deputy Chief Steven Barker noted in an email that the decision was made “collectively” as city officials “continue to collect feedback from the public regarding this ongoing resource.”

A promotional video that says Albany is "more than just another place on the map" makes its case in a strange way: with generic stock footage from places as far away as French Polynesia.

Siena University is posting a multimillion-dollar deficit this year, while also managing an unexpected new loan.

$125M deal to buy Adirondacks' vast Whitney Park estate collapsed due to a restriction preventing New York state ownership on any of the land

Regeneron is building a $2 billion production facility in Saratoga Springs that will allow the Tarrytown drugmaker to double its manufacturing output in the state.

The call follows concerns expressed by residents after receiving notice that a sex offender lived across the street from an elementary school.

CBS6 news director Stone Grissom speaks candidly about the viral interview between anchor Greg Floyd and Lorenz Kraus, who is charged with killing his parents and burying them in the backyard.

Manhunt in Adirondack Mountains ends with Anthony Bechand's found walking on road.

Much to the chagrin of the town supervisor, Clerk Rebecca Del Gaizo doesn’t plan on returning to Town Hall.

Unlike shelters and breeders, pet boarders are not subject to state oversight.

Republicans have placed Democratic county executive candidate Tiffani Silverman’s debt spanning the last 15 years front and center.

A Capital Region native, Floyd’s connection to local news began in 1979.

Owners of Anastasia's Acres Dog Boarding are said to be cooperating in the investigation of the deaths of 21 dogs.

Dusty Oliver, 36, will also have to register as a sex offender and forego his phone.

A correction officer convicted of beating and choking a Black inmate at Mid-State Correctional Facility in Oneida County was sentenced Thursday to 37 months in prison.

The $15 million project at the former Leonard Hospital property will feature 86 “tiny homes” rentals for older adults.

Law enforcement are investigating whether Caleb Slater allegedly paid people in exchange for donations to get money from the New York State Public Campaign Finance Program during the 2024 election.

Democrats and several residents have called for a pause to development along the corridor.

South Colonie is sending two disabled 12-year-olds to the high school, despite both of their Individualized Education Plans calling for the seventh graders to stay in middle school, their parents...

Trustees addressed fiscal strains by raising water and sewer rates and increasing the tax levy by 43%.

The new rates will take effect in September, increasing the typical monthly gas and electric bill by about $22.

Peter Lomtevas, a former deputy corporation counsel for the city, also alleges he was discriminated against for his Russian heritage.

Lake Placid's Olympic authority loses record $50 million despite revenue gains. Audit shows event spending and personnel costs drive mounting deficits.

Albany's Community Police Review Board is in crisis, as concerns over independence complicate its day-to-day operations amid a backlog of citizen complaints.

Frustrated by oil companies mysteriously withholding large amounts of royalties, North Dakota mineral owners lobbied for change. Instead, lawmakers provided an oversight program that, owners say, fail...

From speedy champions to dogs chasing shade, the first-ever Corgi Cup at Saratoga Race Course had it all.

Two clerical positions — including one held by a former GOP elections official convicted of ballot fraud in 2023 — have been axed from Rensselaer's budget.

NYSCOPBA responded to a state report on the weeks-long strike.

The partisan vote marked the first legislative step undertaken since Mayor Carmella Mantello unveiled new city hall plans in June.