Our next chance for rain comes Tuesday.
Amid statewide hayride safety concerns, Stokoe Farms highlights its experienced drivers to reassure fall visitors.
Changes are coming to Title IX protections for students around the country.
Trump held a rally Friday night as part of nationwide tour ahead of the midterms.
Amid the Cornell University rape investigation, there’s a new push to update New York’s “Enough is Enough” law.
Protesters wanted to make their disapproval and disappointment in the administration known.
New polls released show Hochul leads Blakeman.
Local leaders say the additional expenses could force difficult decisions about spending on other services.
Capital Tonight wanted to hear what a fellow attorney and former federal prosecutor thought of the debate.
Milton made landfall on Oct. 9, 2024, in Siesta Key, Fla. as a Category 3 hurricane.
Rising costs and labor are challenging family farms. Some are turning to agritourism to help diversify revenue and keep their businesses going.
The professional development day at the North Rose-Wolcott High School focused on school safety.
A state Supreme Court judge has ordered the complaint and other files connected with the Cornell rape case be sealed.
Scientists say we still need to utilize animals to advance medical research, at least for now.
Saratoga Springs Finance Commissioner JoAnne Kiernan says the city's finances have reached a critical point.
Here's a look at a handful of events happening around the Hudson Valley and Capital Region.
Testers found that default protections for safety and learning that were promised to parents aren’t always working.
It happened around 4 p.m. in Manhattan’s Marble Hill neighborhood, which is attached to the Bronx.
Incumbent state Attorney General Letitia James and Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy debated in the Spectrum News NY1 newsroom.
Letitia James accused Republican Saritha Komatireddy of being a puppet for President Trump, while defending her comments on the Cornell rape case.
The New York Public Interest Research Group hopes to encourage support for the proposed bill by launching new online tools.
The Brothers are currently averaging 56 points per game this season.
Four years ago, Micron announced it would build the largest semiconductor manufacturing facility in the U.S.
Brigadier General Joseph Ewers is taking over from Maj. Gen. Scott Naumann.
Former Bard College President Leon Botstein on Wednesday resigned immediately from all remaining affiliations positions with the school.
Jankow Companies wants to build 160 apartments for residents 55 and older in the northeastern part of the campus, land authority officials announced.
It's a necessary drill that saves lives, but triggers staff and students dealing with trauma.
Rallies are being held across the country and in New York state in response to the Cornell University gang rape lawsuit and investigation.
Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan argues that the Nation must comply with local permitting, zoning and environmental requirements.
A defendant in the case involving gang rape allegations at Cornell cites bias in a social media comment posted on an AG's account.
Attorney Thomas Giuffra said university police gave her the impression that an investigation was continuing even after the criminal inquiry ended.
State health commissioner Dr. James McDonald says that New York is at 'regional spread' when it comes to the flu.
Sonia Ossorio spoke about the issue.
With fewer than four weeks until Election Day, House Democrats say the stakes are far greater than political power.
The announcement is in the wake of President Donald Trump’s April 2026 executive order accelerating medical treatments for serious mental illness.
Attorney General Letitia James will face off against her Republican opponent, Saritha Komatireddy, on Thursday night.
On that day — the deadliest in the country's history — militants killed 1,200 people and took 251 hostage.
Groups organizing the demonstration intended to keep the sit-in going for seven hours.
Data shows a decline in false-reporting charges, but questions remain about records after a case ends, and how long an accusation can follow someone.
There were 108 reported cases of measles in the state as of Oct. 3, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul.
An online tool from Cornell University makes it easier for consumers to find and purchase locally raised meat.
The company says the new meters are already improving on the old system, especially during outages.
Millie Dunbar was killed by her husband 23 years ago. Her children say resources exist for those who feel trapped.
The Vrooman family spends thousands each year on Halloween, including a $200 monthly power bill bump, but they say it's worth it for the community.
The council has set dates for public hearings and a possible vote, while the mayor will hold public meetings.
Students outraged by Cornell University’s handling of an alleged fraternity house gang rape are directing their ire at the school’s president.
New York election officials can now choose to use an expanded federal database to verify the citizenship of people on voter rolls.
Less than a month from Election Day, Hochul needs better numbers among city voters, according to recent polls.
The report raises a question that has plagued fiscal discussions in recent years: What message should state leaders take from it?
The state could lose more after the 2030 census under new rules proposed by the Trump administration.
