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Sixth person sentenced in connection to deadly stabbing of man in Lake View
Elexus Dean was sentenced to jail time and probation in connection to the deadly stabbing of Brenden Benoit in 2022. Last week, Jared Adamski was sentenced to 25 years in prison for killing Benoit.
Expert Warns of “Rodent Rampage” Invading New York Homes This Fall
It's been one of the hottest summers in New York history and it may be causing a record rodent invasion. July was the second hottest month in New York history, with four separate heat waves blasting the state with high humidity and scorching temperatures that made it feel like over 100 degrees outside.
Day 3 at the NYS Fair: Today’s handpicked menu and schedule
Geddes, N.Y. — In the state fair business, vendors can always count on suffering through at least one day where crummy weather dampens everything. As these business owners unlocked their stands Thursday morning, an unencumbered sun rose, and they agreed that they had lucked out having that one dud of a day land on this year’s opening.
New York State DEC Helps Dog Unable To Continue On Trail
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is busy not only assisting human hikers across the state, but their canine companions as well. According to the DEC, while Forest Rangers are not necessarily required to rescue dogs, many officers will still respond to when there is a lost or injured dog on one of the trails.
Many New York Residents Infected With Deadly Virus From Insects
Hudson Valley residents and someone from Long Island were bitten by mosquitoes carrying a deadly virus. First Person In New York State To Test Positive For West Nile In 2024. Earlier this week, a Long Island man became the first person in New York to test positive for West Nile Virus in 2024.
Many In New York State Unknowingly Break The Law Each Day
You, a family member, or a friend might be breaking the law each day. Did you know that New York State has a new(sh) passenger seat belt law?. All Passengers Must Wear Seat Belts In Vehicles In New York State. I was having a conversation with my father the other...
Agriculture Career Day at the fair highlights NY-grown goodness, inspires next generation
GEDDES, N.Y. — Thursday is Agriculture Career Day at the Great New York State Fair, celebrating the industry that's the backbone of the annual event. The hope is to also inspire the next generation of professionals in the field of agriculture. New York's Agriculture and Markets Commissioner Richard Ball...
Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others In New York
A doctor is explaining why mosquitoes bite some people more than others. Did you know that mosquitoes are considered the "world's deadliest" creatures. That's according to the CDC. Zika virus, West Nile and Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) are three viruses spread by these insects that can cause a fatal infection.
Provisional data shows overdose deaths decreasing in NYS
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)—Over a 12-month period, areas outside of New York City saw a 9 percent decline in estimated overdose deaths and in New York City, 3 percent. This is according to provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that compared the numbers to a prior 12-month period. Dr. David Holtgrave, a […]
Former DOL employee to serve 20 months for pandemic fraud scheme
A former state employee will serve 20 months in prison for his role in a pandemic unemployment fraud scheme. Carl J. DiVeglia III, 36, of Albany, previously pled guilty to abusing his position with the New York State Department of Labor to obtain more than $1.6 million in unemployment insurance benefits.
These Cars Or Trucks Angry New Yorkers The Most
A new report finds even some of the most popular cars might not be worth the headache. Officials from Lemon Law Experts contacted Hudson Valley Post to inform us about its recent study on "The Cars That Make Americans the Angriest." Methodology: The Cars That Make Americans the Angriest. Lemon...
Raid of Fredonia Residence Leads to Six Arrests, Seizure of Narcotics and Guns
Six people have been taken into custody following an investigation into narcotics activity at a residence in the Village of Fredonia. Narcotics investigators from the Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office, Dunkirk Police Department, Jamestown Police Department and Fredonia Police Department executed a search warrant at 166 Newton Street shortly before 5:30 AM Thursday, with entry gained by the Sheriff's Office SWAT Team. Investigators located 27-year-old Dakota Cordell, 34-year-old Brett Plucinski, 36-year-old Joseph Culmo, 31-year-old Nicholas Culmo, 26-year-old Faith Grisanti and 63-year-old Richard Culmo inside the residence. As a result of the search, investigators seized 81.8 grams of fentanyl, six handguns, a rifle, 50 suboxone strips, a quantity of oxycodone, scales and packaging material for the sale and distribution of narcotics and $6,170 in cash. Cordell, Grisanti, Plucinski, Joseph Culmo and Nicholas Culmo were all charged with two counts of 3rd-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and 2nd-degree criminally using drug paraphernalia. Cordell was additionally charged with 4th-degree criminal possession of a weapon and had three arrest warrants. Joseph Culmo also had an arrest warrant from Fredonia Village Court. Richard Culmo was charged with 1st-degree criminal nuisance. He was released on an appearance ticket, while the other five suspects were transported to Chautauqua County Jail for centralized arraignment.
New Legislation in New York Will Add Holiday Cheer
Just in time for Leaf Peeper season, Apple Picker weekends, and the Holidays the Governor of New York has signed landmark legislation that will benefit New York's small craft manufactures of spirits, ciders, and meads. Now when you discover a small batch at a distillery or brewery in New York you will be able to ship to your friends and yourself.
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