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Hiring is still restricted indefinitely at the university, which is Tompkins County's largest employer. -
The lure of the New York State Fair is more than fun rides — it's an introduction to farming opportunities. -
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she told President Donald Trump there was no need for him to deploy the National Guard to New York City. -
After serving 12 years at the helm of SU the Chancellor says he will wrap up his tenure at the end of the school year in June of 2026. -
The Van Duyn Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing in Syracuse will pay $12 million and submit to sweeping reforms after a state investigation uncovered years of neglect, abuse, and financial fraud. -
Candidate Drew Warshaw says he would devote $10 billion of the state’s pension fund to affordable housing projects. Incumbent Tom DiNapoli is running for a fifth term and says he’s doing solid work. -
About 750 National Guard soldiers have been deployed to the city’s subway system since March 2024. -
The NTSB investigation of the fatal crash on I-90 in Pembroke is focusing on the driver's performance and seat belt usage. -
The five deceased in Friday's tour bus crash on I-90 ranged in age from 22 to 65 and came from three countries, including the U.S. -
Authorities said that five people have been killed and multiple people have been injured after a bus crash on the I-90 near Pembroke. The tour bus was returning to New York City from Niagara Falls, NY.
