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The weather experts at the Farmers' Almanac have released their forecast for winter 2026-27 and used one key word to describe what lies ahead: "tricky."

What are the rules about using a spotlight in New York State?

Canadian wildfires are still burning, and New York could feel the effects again. Health experts are sharing important tips to protect yourself.

One would think that bears or coyotes are the most dangerous animal in New York State and that would be one thought wasted.

A new poll finds parents expect to spend nearly $900 per child on clothing, supplies, technology, books, and activities.

New York State Law Will Change Start Time for School Day

A look at some of the food offerings coming to the New Highmark Stadium this season.

Proctors will host a special screening with the stars of the 1986 cinema classic 'Stand By Me''

Dreaming of fall? It will be here before you know it and the Old Farmers Almanac has released their fall foliage map, plus details about when the region will hit peak foliage.

Josh Allen has a new cereal at Wegmans called "Josh Allen Crunch Time" and a portion of the proceeds support the Golisano Children's Hospital of Buffalo.

Three regional teams, three different approaches to the trade deadline — and one of them walked away with a grade that puts the others to shame.

Saratoga has been pulling in some interesting visitors lately — and the Long Island Medium is the latest to fall for it.

Hochul wants to reunite Upstate and Downstate in a bid to bring the Winter Games back to New York.

Year one under John Harbaugh in East Rutherford, and the Giants opened training camp in West Virginia with a few things worth paying attention to.

Most people walk out of a trading card convention with maybe a sore wallet. One Florida man walked out with something that landed him in handcuffs.

Lake Placid has Olympic history, a mountain, a mirror-calm lake, and a candy store — and that might just be the most perfectly packed small town in the country.

Schenectady's newest public works project is one-of-a-kind

The Yankees are banged up, shorthanded, and leaning hard on their pitching. Meanwhile, one of their most promising young players is quietly putting up numbers that are hard to ignore.