Harpursville

April the Giraffe gave birth once again in front of an enthralled YouTube audience on Saturday.

You don't need to stick your neck out to predict that this bundle of joy is going to get some attention.

New York State Police say a Harpursville man is charged with drug and weapon counts after Troopers tracked down 36 year old Matthew Mazepa in the City of Binghamton.

Authorities in upstate New York have captured an alligator that got loose.

A 15 year old Harpursville school student is charged with making a terroristic threat through social media.

After the birth of April the Giraffe's baby, many began to wonder when the camera would end. Even though there is no plans to stream every day, we do have some good news. The April The Giraffe cam will begin streaming once again.

After literally spending the last two months following April the giraffe, and the story of her newborn baby, the giraffe cam will go offline coming up this afternoon. Be sure to join them for one final goodbye.

Dr. Heather Rally from PETA joined Keeler in the Morning to talk about their thoughts on April the Giraffe.

The pregnancy and anticipated labor of April's calf took the world and work places by storm and many spent countless hours watching a LIVE stream video of April, all hoping to see the birth of the baby giraffe.

HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. (AP) — A New York zoo's livestream video of its pregnant giraffe is back online after being temporarily interrupted when high winds knocked out power across the region.