Cool and wet today.
Here's a look at a handful events happening around the Hudson Valley and Capital Region.
The first reference dates back hundreds of years.
There are several ties to weather, Santa and his reindeer.
When autumn leaves fall to the ground, they don't automatically become trash. There are a few ways to turn this trash into treasure.
There are many ways to reuse your pumpkins after Halloween.
NYSPHAA now recognizes it as a varsity sport in parts of N.Y.
Saving energy–and money–doesn't have to be complicated.
Various weather conditions can impact your firework shows.
App users can get lighting and precipitation alerts and weather watches and warnings.
It's unclear if legislative leaders are on board.
Lawmakers passed an extender to bridge the funding gap for state services and payroll from Wednesday through Thursday.
The dairy industry is New York's largest agricultural sector with approximately 3,000 farms in the state
Santos exclusively sat down with NY1 ahead of his sentencing.
Pete Harckham discussed some of his Earth Day priorities.
The author says Pope Francis gave some very concrete and practical ways that you can bring joy to parishes.
Hochul cheered the promise of 1,000 jobs and a $1.2 billion building expansion from yogurt giant Chobani.
Troy's Steven Bouchey is in Vatican City for a chance meeting with Pope Francis but instead endured a bittersweet moment.
A N.Y. Education Department spokesperson said that district didn't reach out to indigenous leaders or contact the Mascot Advisory Committee.
In the United States, six in 10 Americans live within two miles of a public charging station.
The schools expect the merger to be complete by fall 2027.
Leaders said the new plant would create 1,000 jobs.
Earth Day is celebrated on April 22.
More than two-thirds of voters say they are very or somewhat concerned that the state budget has not yet passed.
It's a top budget ask of Gov. Hochul
Hochul laid the groundwork to give the proposal a possible escape hatch, which could involve punting the issue to an uncertain future post budget.
The New York state Comptroller's Office says things are starting to trend to the historical norm.
It would give the state the ability to withhold payments to the federal government if the Trump administration withholds funds from the state.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made a stop in Syracuse Monday to speak out against Trump's tariffs and their impact on the local economy.
Both politicians made previous trips to Rome and spent time with him.
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pontiff, died Monday. He was 88.
As electric vehicles become more popular, we wanted to look at how prices compare. Here's a look at what buyers need to know.
The Syracuse Crunch and the Rochester Americans face off this week in a best-of-three series.
Students at Hilton High School volunteered to try a Cadet Honor Pouch for the week.
Dave Miller, chairman of the Town of Clifton Park Open Space, Trails, and Riverfront Committee, joins the show.
JoDee Kenney is joined by Town of Clifton Park Supervisor Phil Barrett.
Dylan Carey, director of Policy and Planning for Parks & Trails New York,, joins the show to chat more.
After Supreme Court paused deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, Trump Administration waits to hear if the Insurrection Act should be invoked.
One winemaker in Voorheesville is using a centuries-old recipe for wine made from the sap of birch trees.
The "Lights Out" initiative asks you to turn off non-essential outdoor lights from 11 p-m to dawn during the spring migration window.
The suit was filed by the Chautauqua Lake Property Owners Association and the Town of Ellery, which is located on the lake's shores.
Eric Speiser from Denali, one of the nation's largest organics recycler, joins Spectrum News 1 to talk more about the issue of food waste.
The budget will be over three weeks late
Conversations are ongoing over whether to extend the policy to some violent offenders.
Adams claims he’s in lockstep with his fellow Democrat in the governor’s mansion.
Kathy Sheehan winds down what will be a 12-year tenure.
The organization hopes the numbers will help motivate lawmakers to pass the bill this year.
Voices and Votes: Democracy in America will be on display at the Skänoñh Great Law of Peace Center until the end of May.
The back and forth over tariffs continues to seemingly put Canada on edge and with “elbows up.”
Bennett and her attorneys will receive payments totaling $450,000.
