Syracuse Suspends Fraternity After Report of Racial Slur
Chancellor Kent Syverud said officials have already “assembled substantial evidence, including security camera video, eyewitness accounts and interviews.”
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More Than $383 Million In HEAP Funding Available To New Yorkers
The Home Energy Assistance Program is making more than $338 million in federal funding available to help older adults and low and middle income New Yorkers heat their homes this winter.
Results Of Halloween Enforcement Campaign Released
State Police issued 21,467 tickets and arrested 280 people for impaired driving during the annual Halloween Enforcement Campaign.
Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign Goes High Tech
The Salvation Army is making it easier than ever to give to their Red Kettle Campaign.
NY Law Raising Age To Buy Tobacco, E-Cigs Goes Into Effect
New York has now raised the minimum age to buy tobacco and electronic cigarettes to 21 years old, from 18.
GOP Rep. Peter King Retiring, Giving Dems New 2020 Target
Rep. Peter King, a moderate Republican who has represented a Long Island congressional district for nearly 30 years, announced Monday he won't seek reelection.
Missing Vulnerable Adult Alert Issued For Much Of New York
The public is being asked to be on the look out for a missing vulnerable adult from Sullivan County.
NY Governor: Students' Plot To Attack School Foiled
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office says authorities have foiled a plot by three students to attack a middle school.
Bail Law Draws Criticism From New York Republican Lawmakers
Republicans and law enforcement authorities are decrying an overhaul to New York's bail law that will go into effect at the beginning of next year.
Matchbox Cars, Coloring Book, Magic Make Toy Hall Of Fame
Matchbox cars, the coloring book and the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering have been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame.