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New York Man Found Dead in Central Illinois After Extensive Search
Peoria County, IL – A missing 77-year-old man from New York was found dead in Peoria County, Illinois, following an extensive search involving multiple agencies. John F. Dubaic, a resident of Green Island, New York, was reported missing by family members after leaving in his RV on July 13. The last contact with Dubaic occurred on July 15. On Tuesday, New York investigators provided the Peoria County Sheriff’s Office with a GPS location indicating where Dubaic’s RV had been on Cedar Bluff Road near Elmore in Peoria County.
Another Major Heat Wave to Scorch Central New York Next Week
Get ready to get blasted by scorching temperatures and uncomfortable humidity because some of the hottest temperatures of the summer are around the corner. The National Weather Service confirmed Central New York will bake again with the fourth heat wave of the summer arriving early next week. Currently, they're calling for temperatures to be back in the 90s, courtesy of all the hot air blowing in from the western part of the country.
Big Lots Closing Over 80 Stores, 3 in New York
Big Lots is getting smaller. The company plans to close more than 80 stores in 27 states. 3 of them in New York. It has been a brutal few years for restaurants and businesses. National chains have been forced to close their doors and another is being added to the growing list.
An Evening With Nas at Albany’s Palace Theatre
Amidst a slew of tour dates, Nas made a stop at Albany’s Palace Theatre this past Friday (July 19) and delivered an all-encompassing performance. In turn, the normally quiet-kept streets surrounding the Palace felt a simultaneous murmur between 7 and 8 p.m. on Friday night as hip hop fans came out in droves in support of Esco.
NY delegates endorse Vice President Harris
ALBANY, N.Y. (WTEN) — The Democratic National Convention will begin on August 19th in Chicago. “There are 4,000-some-odd delegates to the national convention,” explained New York Democratic Party Chariman, Jay Jacobs. “New York is sending 307 of them. We are a very large state, second to California.” New York Democratic Party Chairman, Jay Jacobs explained […]
Curbing teen crime in the summer
After a string of crimes committed by young people across the Capital Region last week, NEWS10 learned more about organizations that keep kids off the streets. Sky’s the Limit is one summer program that’s been successful at getting kids on the right track.
Angler Shatters New York State Record With Massive Largemouth Bass
There's a new state record for largemouth bass in New York. The honor belongs to James Britenbaugh of Pennsylvania who was preparing for an upcoming fishing tournament and reeled in a massive 12-pound, 6-ouncer from Cayuga Lake. The record-breaking catch beats the 37-year-old one by one pound and two ounces.
Out-of-state college students struggle to get continuous mental health care. What are lawmakers doing?
While many college students are home for the summer, some who cross state lines between home and school are struggling to navigate a complex mental health system. Namely, New York state doesn’t allow for inter-state telehealth therapy, and college students are particularly vulnerable to falling through the cracks. It’s...
New York State Home Improvement Program Supports Low-Income Homeowners
The Targeted Home Improvement Program (T-HIP) is overseen by the New York State Department of Homes and Community Renewal (HCR) and it aims to provide support to low- and moderate-income homeowners in economically disadvantaged areas. The T-HIP program targets regions with a history of housing discrimination and segregated living patterns,...
Donjon Marine Awarded $19 Million Dredging Contract
Hillside, N.J. based marine services provider Donjon Marine has been awarded a contract worth more than $19 million for harbor maintenance dredging in New York and New Jersey. The $19,037,475 firm-fixed-price contract was awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' New York District. Donjon was one of two bidders for the project.
Sammy Hagar Will Likely Never Meet the Officer Who Wrote the Ticket That Inspired “I Can’t Drive 55”
Sammy Hagar wrote “I Can’t Drive 55” after getting a late-night speeding ticket on his way home. The song went on to be a hit and a cornerstone of his discography. As a result, he has often talked about wanting to meet the patrolman who wrote the life-changing ticket. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like that is going to happen.
Hank Williams Jr. coming to Upstate NY: When, where, how much are tickets?
Country music star Hank Williams Jr. is celebrating the 45th anniversary of his 1979 album and song, “Family Tradition,” with a 2024 tour that includes three stops in Upstate New York. The Country Music Hall of Famer will perform first at the Bethel Woods Center of the Arts...
7/23/2024: A couple days of showers & storms
The latest Storm Tracker Forecast from meteorologist Matt Mackie: Steady rain this morning has prompted some flood concerns, especially in central Rensselaer County. Some spots have seen over 2 inches of rain. 1 to 2 inches has also fallen around the City of Albany, where a little more nuisance street flooding may occur as well. […]
Zoning board delays vote on cancer center’s parking variance until new plans are drawn to accommodate fire trucks
GUILDERLAND — Concerns raised by the Westmere fire chief caused the zoning board to delay voting on a parking variance for the proposed New York Oncology Hematology building to be constructed next to Crossgates Mall. The board’s chairwoman, Elizabeth Lott, said the variance will be considered “probably in August”...
Pop-up movie night in Troy offers family fun and free food
Looking for some fun in the sun Wednesday evening? 'Troy has it!'. The City of Troy and Mayor Carmella Mantello are hosting a Pop-Up Movie Night, with free family fun and activities. Community events are essential for our city,” said Mayor Mantello.“These events play a crucial role in building pride...
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