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U.S. MintIf all coins sell each organization would receive $4.75 million. -
Hans Pennink/AP PhotoOn Tuesday, New York Governor Kathy Hochul shared her vision for New York in her State of the State address, which often previews what may be included in her budget proposal. WBFO’s Disability Reporter Emyle Watkins spoke with the head of a local disability services agency to get her reaction.
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A company that wants to use carbon dioxide to drill for natural gas in the Southern Tier has been met with pushback from environmental activists who argue the company is exploiting a loophole in New York’s ban on fracking. -
Ahead of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State address, one disability organization is asking the state to make a change that could rescue important programs for people with disabilities. -
How to Dance in Ohio made its world premiere in Syracuse last year at Syracuse Stage. A year later it opened on Broadway. -
The Albany NanoTech Complex is getting a big boost that could help it become a national research hub. -
No one was injured by the gunfire Thursday afternoon outside Albany's Temple Israel, but children attending preschool had to shelter in place while police searched the area. -
New York State Police arrested Boyd Fenton of Athens, Pennsylvania in connection with the incident. He was charged with arson, burglary, criminal mischief and assault. He will be arraigned in Tioga County Court on Friday. -
A 21-year-old agreement between the Seneca Nation and New York state that allows the nation to operate casinos is set to expire next week. There are concerns about what a new gaming compact could mean for non-native gaming facilities in the Finger Lakes and western New York. -
A new study out of Cornell shows a boost in gardening, foraging, fishing, and hunting during the pandemic. And that could lead to some positive health implications. -
Some appetizing news from the American Farm Bureau Federation: Thanksgiving dinner is expected to be less expensive this year. -
Cornell University is increasing security after a series of "horrendous, antisemitic messages" threatened violence against Jewish students.
