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6 Missing College Student Cold Cases In New York State
Recently, I've seen a couple of really old cold cases get solved. Sometimes it seems like it's impossible for police to solve a murder or missing person report from decades ago, but it happens. With the changes in technology evidence that wasn't useful can now help solve cases. Also, people who know something about the crime often remember something or feel remorse about what they know and finally come forward. These six college students are still considered missing people here in New York State. Maybe you or someone you know has information that can finally provide their families with some closure.
If You Live in New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania Do Not Answer Calls from these Area Codes
Certain area codes are frequently associated with scams, so you should think twice before answering their phone calls. Scammers often use these area codes to trick people into picking up or returning their calls, leading to potential financial losses or stolen personal information. Some of the most notorious area codes...
You Can Help WNY Kids in Need Succeed by Giving a New Book
The annual Books for Kids campaign has begun! You can help kids in need in Western New York with your donations of new books. The Books for Kids campaign's goal is to collect books, so all WNY area children can enjoy the gift of reading. "Join us for a special...
Grab Your Cameras! Northern Lights Returning to Upstate New York
Another chance to catch the aurora borealis happens this week and the skies are looking cloud free!. Get ready for another dazzling display, with weather watchers predicting a strong chance of seeing the Northern Lights tonight, September 10. The odds of bright flashes of green, blue, and magenta in the...
New York Is The “Best State” For Mega Millions, Powerball Winners
Ahead of a historic Mega Millions jackpot, New Yorkers may enjoy learning that the Empire State is the "best state" for lottery winners. Lottery players in New York State are going to be lining up Tuesday to take their shot at claiming one of the biggest Mega Millions jackpots in history.
New York State Requests You “Don’t Drive” On These Days
The fall in New York State brings the best weather of the entire year! From Buffalo, to Albany, New York State has a special request that may allow you to enjoy the weather even more. From Buffalo, to Albany, the summer weather will stick around for the next few days,...
New Law Bans These on Your Vehicle in New York
A new law in New York is banning drivers from having these on their vehicles. It is now illegal to sell license plate covers in the state. Penalties for those convicted of obscuring a license plate to avoid detection or toll collection are also increasing. The new sections of the...
6 Missing College Student Cold Cases In New York State
Recently, I've seen a couple of really old cold cases get solved. Sometimes it seems like it's impossible for police to solve a murder or missing person report from decades ago, but it happens. With the changes in technology evidence that wasn't useful can now help solve cases. Also, people who know something about the crime often remember something or feel remorse about what they know and finally come forward. These six college students are still considered missing people here in New York State. Maybe you or someone you know has information that can finally provide their families with some closure.
NYS Troopers Ask for Public’s Help. Recognize These Vandals?
New York State Police are asking for the public's assistance regarding a vandalism case in Schuyler, in Herkimer County. Troopers say, on August 5, 2024, at about 5:34 p.m., State Police responded to a report of damage to a motor vehicle on State Route 5 in the Town of Schuyler.
Expectations for former Gov. Cuomo’s Congressional Testimony
EDITOR’S NOTE: You can watch Governor Cuomo’s testimony here at 2pm. ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)— Former Governor Andrew Cuomo is set to testify on Tuesday at 2 p.m. before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. Ahead of his testimony, the subcommittee released a memo about its report on the Cuomo Administration’s handling of nursing […]
Some WNY schools opt for other security technology instead of teacher silent alarms
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — The recent deadly school shooting down in Georgia has prompted another round of reviews of school safety techniques and technology. 2 On Your Side checked in with some local school leaders for their perspective on the silent alarm devices suggested, even by Governor Hochul for teachers.
Who has the best pizza? NJ, CT governors cook up debate
What state has the best pizza? Is it Illinois, New York, New Jersey?. Well, Connecticut Gov. Ned LaMont is heating up opinions with his latest post from X — including from Gov. Phil Murphy. LaMont announced the newest road signs to welcome people to Nutmeg State, including one sign...
NY colleges add 988 Lifeline info to student IDs. What to know
Students attending New York colleges will now have information about suicide prevention on their student ID's as part of a new law signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul Monday. The Student Lifeline Act requires colleges to print information about the state's 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline on all student ID cards. More than 478,388 calls and 75,661 texts and chats have been directly routed to New York's 988 Crisis Contact Centers since 2022, including nearly 77,000 calls from...
New York seeks to add Indigenous language classes amid 'historic year' for bilingual education
All 50 states plus the District of Columbia now have a state Seal of Biliteracy program for the first time in history. In New York, more than 10,600 high school graduates earned the seal last year.
If You Live in New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania Do Not Answer Calls from these Area Codes
Certain area codes are frequently associated with scams, so you should think twice before answering their phone calls. Scammers often use these area codes to trick people into picking up or returning their calls, leading to potential financial losses or stolen personal information. Some of the most notorious area codes...
New Jersey experiencing "30% turnover in elections officials."
UNION COUNTY, N.J. -- A CBS News data investigation has found an increase in election supervisors leaving their jobs.Since the last presidential election, 36% of top election officials, like county election commissioners, are new to the job. In the Tri-State Area, some election officials said they're expecting retirements after all the ballots are counted in November.The current situation in New Jersey It's the busy season for Union County Board of Elections Administrator Nicole DiRado as she prepares the county for the elections. She also serves as recording secretary of the New Jersey Association of Election Officials and says she has...
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