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Graduation rates, college readiness, and state test scores all played a role in how Central New York high schools stacked up against thousands of schools nationwide.

The U.S. government spends significantly more than five cents to produce a single nickel. This high production cost has led many economists to debate whether the nickel should be eliminated, following similar discussions about the penny.

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Toss & Fire is celebrating 10 years at the NYS Fair with three brand-new pizzas, including a Caesar salad and fries pizza, plus new wings and deep-fried garlic knots.

The New Hartford Public Library participates in the Make Music Happen program, allowing patrons to borrow instruments like guitars, violins, drums and saxophones for free for up to one year.

The 2026 New York State Fair is bringing more than 30 new food vendors, serving everything from Korean fried chicken and Haitian food to smash burgers, dumplings, crepes and grilled squid.

A two-month-old bison calf and a young kangaroo have become the most unlikely best friends at Six Flags Great Adventure’s Wild Safari.

If you have State Farm auto insurance in the Mohawk Valley, keep an eye on your mailbox and your email. You could have some money coming your way.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente has signed a new local law banning the sale of kratom and kratom-derived products anywhere in Oneida County.

A local business is thriving while others close their doors, showing that community support makes all the difference.

Nearly 850,000 vehicles are affected by a software glitch that impacts backup cameras. Owners can expect direct updates, avoiding dealership trips.

A major New York health insurance deadline is approaching.