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Upstate New York Weather Is About to Get Crazy – Crazy Warm, That Is
Let's talk about crazy weather. So far, September has been cold and wet - but we're now in store for some crazy changes. Cooler days and colder nights have been the norm since Labor Day Weekend. Now, as we head into the second half of September, things are about to get crazy - crazy warm, that is.
New York AG James calls for social media warning labels as 42 states demand federal action
Lawmakers are zeroing in on the effects of social media on teenagers. The initiative aims to combat the rising mental health crisis exacerbated by social media algorithms and promote greater awareness and protection for young users. [ more › ]
Hochul signs new law supporting law enforcement, cooperation with Oneida Indian Nation
Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed a new law that would support law enforcement efforts and inter-governmental cooperation between the Oneida Indian Nation and Oneida and Madison County. The legislation allows Madison and Oneida counties to enter into agreements with the Oneida Indian Nation to house inmates in their jails pursuant to orders issued by the Oneida Indian Nation Court. ...
What These Strange Soil Clumps Mean in the Hudson Valley
As summer winds down in the Hudson Valley, it is generally time for local animals to slow down as well... so what's the deal with the strange soil clumps found in local parks, golf courses, and cemeteries?. It always seems like there's something new to look out for in the...
Gov. Hochul: ‘Statewide Discrepancies’ in application of Bail Law reforms
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – Speaking in a gaggle with reporters Monday afternoon following a funding announcement surrounding public safety, Governor Kathy Hochul addressed the topic of Criminal Justice reforms, specifically Bail Reform Laws. These were first enacted in 2019 under then-Governor Andrew Cuomo, initially taking effect in 2020, and ended cash bail for misdemeanors, as […]
Buffalo Diocese to close nearly 80 parishes and worship sites in Western NY
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo will close nearly 80 parishes and worship sites in Western New York due to financial trouble, the diocese announced Tuesday. The Buffalo Diocese initially recommended 40 churches to close or merge in June, four years after filing for bankruptcy. The diocese is also facing declining numbers in priests, parishioners and donations as it also pays out at least $100 million to settle nearly 900 cases of child sex abuse.
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