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A Utica man is facing a felony grand larceny charge following an investigation into a series of energy drink thefts from the Market 32 store on Commercial Drive in New Hartford.

State Sen. Joseph Griffo is calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to bring state agencies, county leaders and private sector experts together to determine just how prepared New York is for a major cyberattack.

A judge just ordered Deerfield to approve a workforce housing project the town tried to block, and the decision came with some pointed words about overreach.

Rome Health is among just 312 hospitals across the country to record no MRSA bloodstream infections during the latest federal reporting period.

New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act takes effect Aug. 5, allowing eligible terminally ill adults to request life-ending medication. Here's who qualifies, how it works and why access may vary.

New York's Speed Awareness Week means increased police patrols and speeding enforcement statewide. Here's what drivers need to know!

A new study ranks New York among the top 10 states for animal-related deaths

Central New York's first Traffic Garden is now open, giving kids a fun, hands-on way to learn bicycle and pedestrian safety before heading onto real roads. See what families can expect.

The Lunch & Listen series features local musicians, classical favorites, and readings from Charles E. Burchfield's writings.

Fake party invites are tricking people into giving away passwords this summer. Find out how to spot the scam before it's too late.