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Before we get used to spring we will get one last dose of winter.

He disappeared just 90 miles outside the Capital Region and may be on foot. Authorities say he needs help and may not be dressed for the weather.

April is here, and with it comes a crucial reminder about the dangers of distracted driving. This month, the State Police are stepping up their efforts.

A routine call at a Stewart’s Shop turned into a drug arrest involving a Broadalbin couple.

In a twist of fate, a local trust hit the jackpot in the CASH4LIFE game, keeping their identity under wraps while claiming a hefty sum.

Just when everyone thought it was a peaceful holiday, a car barrels into a home in Oneonta. Talk about an unexpected twist on family time!

New Yorkers are turning their attention to women's sports, and the numbers are impressive. Could this be a game-changer for local teams?

After the thrill of the egg hunt, there's an important detail to keep in mind about those colorful treasures. Spoiler alert: timing matters.

An Upstate New York church leader was just accused of shocking crimes with a young child just before Easter.

Roger Clemens joined Rodger and I on the Friday edition of Big Board Sports

April 3, 2026, is shaping up to be a memorable day for fans, with classic trains setting the stage for a new season.

For a kid who loved baseball, it didn’t get much better than seeing future Yankees stars at Heritage Park in Colonie.

For Syracuse, it’s not just about bringing back a familiar name—it’s about trusting one of its own to lead the next chapter.

According to a sports betting site, Gerry McNamara currently has the best odds to replace Adrian Autry at Syracuse.

The Saratoga Automobile Museum has an exhibit opening that's 140 years in the making...

March Madness is back, and the Capital Region's most successful basketball program is headed back to the big dance!

Picture this: a skateboard so massive, it could double as a local landmark. Get ready to hear how big it really is.

Alysia Liu, hockey gold, missing teeth, and curling chaos — these Olympic moments were too good not to relive.