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It's a cumbersome process. There also are political considerations. This being an election year adds to the intrigue. -
In theory, New York governor candidates can accept donations of up to $9,000. In practice, it’s way higher. -
The Northeast Disabled Athletic Association, a volunteer-run nonprofit based in Vermont, offers adaptive sports for people with disabilities. -
The state has seen 108 total cases this year — with 92 coming since July 15. -
The state Department of Health says it will soon destroy its reserve of misoprostol pills, which is enough for 12,500 doses. -
New York Public News Network reporters Jon Campbell and Samuel King talk about the latest developments at the State Capitol in Albany. -
The governor said she does not have faith that the police and the Tompkins County DA effectively investigated the case. -
Lawmakers in both chambers are eyeing changes to close loopholes and strengthen enforcement against perpetrators and institutions once the session begins in January. -
Outside of lieutenant governor, no Latino or Latina has otherwise held statewide office, nor been elected mayor of New York City. -
Tompkins County's district attorney plans to reopen a 2024 gang rape investigation at Cornell University following a new lawsuit against fraternity members.
