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Five New York juveniles and one adult were arrested on Long Island this week after doing the "Kool-Aid Man" challenge on TikTok.

SUNY Cortland has gained attention after offering a course on the psychology of pseudoscience, exploring things like why people think Bigfoot exists.

In light of an increase in the use of hate speech on social media, New York is stomping down on it with a new law that requires platforms to allow reporting.

A federal appeals court is going to allow New York to at least for now continue enforcing the controversial revised gun law.

New York State's Attorney General has filed a legal motion to try to preserve the state’s regulations regarding the carrying of concealed weapons.

Some say a new law in New York that requires local governments to check the "character and content" of social media accounts is unconstitutional.

New Yorkers have had enough of online bullying and say it should be punishable by federal law.

A TikTok trend citing Friday December 17th as a day for school violence has Hudson Valley parents worried about the safety of local classrooms.

Jack Dorsey is leaving his post as Twitter's chief executive.

Endicott Police are assuring residents there is no danger to the public after the department after authorities chased a suspect through Village streets.