Associated Press

Alcoa reached a deal with the New York Power Authority to continue providing low-cost hydroelectric power for the company's aluminum smelting plant in northern New York, securing hundreds of jobs, New York officials said Thursday.

Rosa Ferrigno's new suit takes recycling to an extreme — she knitted it from more than 300 plastic grocery bags.

Baylor heard all week about Syracuse's vaunted zone, how long the Orange are, how difficult it is to find openings.

A Florida man pleaded guilty Thursday to sending pipe bombs to CNN and prominent critics of President Donald Trump in a wave of attacks that harmed no one but spread fear of political violence across the U.S. for days leading up to last fall's midterm elections.

A jury has found a northern New York man guilty of killing a 25-year-old woman whose decomposed body was found in woods nearly five years ago.

State police say a 23-year-old woman has died after the car she was driving collided head-on with a school bus in southwestern New York.

The State University of New York College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill says it will be the first college to offer a bachelor's degree in dog training and handling.

Leaders of the New York state Legislature said Wednesday that they are optimistic a new state budget can be passed before the new fiscal year begins — even though disagreements over key details of the spending plan remain unresolved.

Seeking to discredit a highly anticipated report on the Russia investigation, President Donald Trump is attacking the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller by falsely claiming it was biased and conflicted.

Twelve protesters have been arrested at the New York state Capitol while holding a vigil seeking more financial resources for programs to help the homeless.