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Carpenter Bee Explosion in New York: Sure Fire Way to Rid Them
You've probably noticed that there are more carpenter bees this year than in decades. Luckily, there's a way to stop them from devouring your decks and fences. The wacky weather pattern over the past year has wreaked havoc on the Hudson Valley's ecosystem. From Poughkeepsie to Middletown and Kingston to Newburgh there's been a bumper crop of pine cones, a population explosion of field mice and an invasion of spongy moths that are eating attacking trees and leaving residents with huge welts on their bodies. It feels like everything is out of whack.
UPSTATE LEGENDS: Remembering Spaulding Bakery Krullers and Bread
There are many legendary bakeries in the Upstate region that, over the decades, have become legendary and iconic tokens of deliciousness from our past. Alas, as we get older some of these bakeries have disappeared and remain only sweet memories that we carry with us through life. This gallery looks...
Former Hudson Valley Racetrack Now Hidden Preserve
All throughout New York state, there's always something new to learn about its historical and fascinating past. Within the Hudson Valley, there are several counties that each have their own story. Some historical sites and landmarks are marked with markers while others have been forgotten. There are parts of the...
If You See This On Your Lawn in New York, Do Not Touch It
Spring is finally in full swing around New York State which means all kinds of critters are coming out to thrive. This season has already brought its fair share of new or increased sightings of certain species. Back in late April, the Hudson Valley was a-buzz with many reporting on mysterious, itchy bug bites. The culprits? Ghost bugs, or as some call them, no-see-ems.
NYS to celebrate state parks with Centennial Celebration
NEW YORK STATE (WWTI) – New York State is planning a months-long party to celebrate its state parks. Governor Kathy Hochul’s office announced that the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation is celebrating the New York State Parks Centennial with many programs and events to bring people together, enjoy the vast […]
Watch out for This Extremely Aggressive and Invasive Species in New York
An animal that's indigenous to Europe and Asia has found its way to New York and now eradication efforts are underway. New York Department of Environmental Conservation is warning residents to keep an eye out for a "great threat" that could destroy crops, fields, forests, native wildlife, and more. Federally, they are classified as one of the 100 worst invasive species in the world.
$150K Winning Powerball Ticket Sold In New York
It was a very lucky night for one Powerball player in New York State. The New York State Lottery announced that there was one "Big Money" winning ticket sold in New York from Wednesday's Powerball drawing. That number matched 4 out of 5 numbers and also had the Powerball. That ticket also had the Powerplay which tripled the prize amount, so that ticket won $150,000.
Happy Turtle Day! What You Need To Know About New York State Turtles
Quick Quiz about Turtles - True or False. 1. May and June are when turtles nest in New York State. 2. May 23rd is World Turtle Day. 3. There are 11 species of land turtles native to New York State. All three above statements are true! Unfortunately, most of the...
Former Hudson Valley Racetrack Now Hidden Preserve
All throughout New York state, there's always something new to learn about its historical and fascinating past. Within the Hudson Valley, there are several counties that each have their own story. Some historical sites and landmarks are marked with markers while others have been forgotten. There are parts of the...
Restaurants That Should Replace Red Lobster in New York
Red Lobster has closed numerous restaurants across New York, could any of these restaurants be successful in its place?. Earlier this month Red Lobster announced that they would be closing 80+ locations across the country, including 10 locations across New York as they attempted to navigate the company's financial future. A few days later the popular seafood restaurant announced they would be filing bankruptcy to try and save the restaurant chain.
Latin Grammy-nominated rapper to play free NYS Fair concert
A Latin Grammy-nominated rapper has been added to the 2024 New York State Fair concert lineup. Snow Tha Product will perform at the NYS Fair’s Chevy Court stage on Sunday, Sept. 1 at 6 p.m. The show is free with admission to the Fair. If you purchase a product...
Best & Worst Times To Drive In New York For Memorial Day Weekend
Thanks to record travelers, officials say it may take you 70 percent longer to drive to your destination. We've got the best and worst times to hit the road. If you're planning to travel during the upcoming long weekend, you're not alone. AAA predicts nearly 43.8 million people will travel over 50 miles from home for the Memorial Day weekend.
Which schools won the Cuomo Bridge falcon-naming contest? What are 4 baby birds called?
Beakoncé topped the charts for names of the four baby peregrine falcons that nest above the Tappan Zee. The New York State Thruway Authority and Veolia water company held a contest for local schools to choose names for the eyases that hatched in April in a nesting box on the southeast spire of the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. ...
New Yorkers Can Keep Mosquitos Away With These Colors
Summer is almost here and that means you will want to spend lots of time outdoors. From hiking to grilling out on the back patio you will be outside a lot and that means there will be plenty of opportunities to get bitten by a mosquito. The good news is...
Carpenter Bee Explosion in New York: Sure Fire Way to Rid Them
You've probably noticed that there are more carpenter bees this year than in decades. Luckily, there's a way to stop them from devouring your decks and fences. The wacky weather pattern over the past year has wreaked havoc on the Hudson Valley's ecosystem. From Poughkeepsie to Middletown and Kingston to Newburgh there's been a bumper crop of pine cones, a population explosion of field mice and an invasion of spongy moths that are eating attacking trees and leaving residents with huge welts on their bodies. It feels like everything is out of whack.
Pizza Rivalry: New York vs. Connecticut
In response to Connecticut's claim as the Pizza Capital of America, Mayor Eric Adams of New York City has confidently declared New York as the true "king of pizza." He asserts that New York holds the top spot for pizza in the country, dismissing Connecticut's efforts to stake their claim. Governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut had previously designated New Haven as America's Pizza Capital on National Pizza Day.
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