Would You Adopt a "Fire-Breathing Demon Dog" From This NY Shelter
If you're looking for a pet that's guaranteed to keep you on your toes, an Upstate New York animal shelter has the perfect companion waiting for you.
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Upstate New York Theaters Ask State for Funding
Struggling to recover from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, theaters in Upstate New York are banding together to request funding from the state.
New York City has 700 Million Pounds of Road Salt it Can't Use
Something that upstate New York residents can't relate to, New York City's lack of snowfall has left it with 700 million pounds of road salt it can't use.
Describing Binghamton, New York in Your Words
Binghamton, New York means a lot of different things to different people, so we asked you to share your descriptions of the city with us.
5 Things New York Has Banned or Made Illegal in the Last 5 Years
We thought that it might be interesting to take a look back at a few of the things New York has either banned or made illegal in the state in the last five years.
New York State Police Search For Elderly Man Not Seen In Weeks
New York State Police in Oneonta is searching for an elderly Davenport man who hasn't been seen by family in several weeks.
New York Residents Urged Not To Warm Up Their Vehicles
When it's brutally cold outside, you might be tempted to warm up your car before getting in, but experts say that's one of the worst things you can do.
Winter Storms in New York Bring Risk of Carbon Monoxide Deaths
When winter storms slam New York, many fire up portable generators. However, if used improperly, your generator can lead to carbon monoxide death.
What Happens to the Deposit Money From Cans and Bottles Not Returned in New York?
Most beverages in New York come with a $0.05 deposit that we get back when we return the container but what happens to the deposit when containers aren't returned?
A Look at How Much New York’s Minimum Wage Will Increase on December 31, 2022
On December 31, 2022, the minimum wage will increase in New York, and on January 1, 2023, an amendment to New York’s paid family leave will take effect.