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N.Y. weather: Long-range forecast issued for fall
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As the summer draws to a close, all eyes turn to the anticipated onset of fall in September. The month typically opens the door to cooler temperatures and the subsequent reintroduction of fall apparel. However, the latest three-month outlook issued by the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center reveals that temperatures from September through November may not be as brisk as usual in New York.
Smithsonian’s “Voices and Votes” Exhibition Arrives at Robert H. Jackson Center, Amplifying New York’s Democratic Legacy
(WNY News Now) – Jamestown, NY – The Robert H. Jackson Center in Jamestown is set to host the Smithsonian’s “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America” exhibition, showcasing the region’s pivotal role in shaping American democracy. The center will use the Smithsonian exhibition to...
Chilly August in New York? Whiteface Feels Like Winter’s Already Here!
You think it's cool for August in New York? It feels like winter has already started at the peak of Whiteface Mountain. As the temperatures drop for a few days, making it feel more like fall in New York, the weather at Whiteface is an entirely different story. Many of...
Possible Second Cold Front Could Bring New York’s First Frost By Labor Day
The leaves are already changing colors across Central New York, meaning the first frost is right around the corner. The Old Farmer's Almanac's prediction of the first frost of 2024 may already be outdated not even a week after issuing it. Why? Another cold front could be heading our way.
NY appeals court to hear oral arguments on Trump’s $454 million civil fraud judgment next month
A New York appeals court will hear oral arguments on Donald Trump’s appeal of the $454 million civil judgment against him on September 26 – making it unlikely the appeals court will issue a decision by Election Day.
In campus-wide B-Line, administrators outline policies toward student activism
As the campus community returns just months after the largest student-led demonstrations in a generation, three high-level Binghamton University administrators, in a Monday afternoon B-Line, outlined the University’s approach to activism for the upcoming year. The letter was signed by Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Donald...
Binghamton University Holds 3rd Annual Tower Glow
Binghamton University has welcomed its students back to campus over the last few days, and now the university is eager to begin the upcoming semester with their annual tower glow event. The event now in its third year kicks off usually with the library tower lighting up green the Monday...
You Must Report Sightings of This Invasive Bug in New York
Well, sure enough, this aggressive invasive species has made its return to the Hudson Valley. Unfortunately, these bugs have pretty severe negative impacts on our environment, but here's the latest on what to do when you see one and how you can help prevent them!. Spotted Lanternflies in New York.
Anti-Cannabis Group Launches New Legal Battle Against New York’s Cannabis Industry
In a renewed effort to undermine New York’s burgeoning cannabis industry, the Cannabis Impact Prevention Coalition and the Cannabis Industry Victims Seeking Justice have taken their fight to the State Supreme Court in Albany County. Their latest lawsuit targets key state agencies, including the Cannabis Control Board (CCB), Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), Dormitory Authority, and the Department of Taxation and Finance, alleging that these entities are unlawfully using state funds to support cannabis-related programs under the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA).
‘Really bad’: Severe storms are new normal, New York leaders say
STONY BROOK, Long Island (PIX11) — As Long Island residents and work crews spent Tuesday cleaning up after last weekend’s flood damage, officials said they now have to assume that major storm events like it will be more frequent. Suffolk County leaders laid out basic guidelines on Tuesday for making local infrastructure more resilient to […]
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