Central New York

Ron Galley interviews Dan Hodges, President of the Delaware County Fair Board, about plans for the 2014 fair.  

The New York State Teachers Union has added to its ongoing lawsuit against the property tax cap. The union now says that the governor's property tax freeze is melting away local control of school districts and punishes a district that votes a budget over the 2% tax cap by making taxpayers ineligible for property tax rebates...

The State Gaming Commission reported Thursday that lottery games for the fiscal year ending March 31st took in $9.23 billion.

Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney has received the endorsement of former Lieutenant Governor Betsy McCaughey in her run against incumbent Richard Hanna for the 122nd Congressional District.

State Police at Troop C answered a complaint from a residence in Windsor Wednesday and arrested Craig M. West on a charges of criminal mischief 3rd degree, criminal mischief 4th degree, disabling equipment to prevent a request for emergency, and harassment 2nd degree.

The Gardiner Place Historic Festival will take place on Saturday, June 14 (Flag Day) from 10 am till 2 pm in Walton.

Sentencing is scheduled for August 4th for Michael Buck after the former Middlefield man pled guilty in Otsego County Court to one charge of first degree manslaughter.

COOPERSTOWN, NY – On June 12th 1939, the inaugural classes of the Baseball Hall of Fame were inducted on the front steps of what was then known as the National Baseball Museum.

New Yorkers can find out if they are owed some of the state’s $12.5 billion in unclaimed funds at events across the state in June.

A casino in Onondaga County is an issue its legislature says it doesn't want to touch.