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Homebuyers and builders in New York could catch a break after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time this year, according to Spectrum News. The quarter-point drop brings the benchmark rate to ... more

A Bath resident is facing multiple felony charges following an investigation into welfare fraud in Steuben County. According to the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, 24-year-old Terry C. Long III was arrested on September 8 after ... more

The Rochester Knighthawks continue a positive offseason. Chamberlain Bauder begins this edition of Against the Boards breaking down the Knighthawks acquiring Western New York native Zed Williams for their tenth overall draft pick in the ... more

The U.S. housing market is flashing red. Builders are slashing prices. Buyers are backing off. And the mortgage rate pressure shows no sign of lifting. The result: a nationwide market slowdown that’s starting to resemble ... more

A Naples man is in serious condition after a crash involving a motorcycle and an SUV Monday afternoon in the town of Gorham. Deputies say 27-year-old Cain Wright was riding a Kawasaki motorcycle north on ... more

Governor Kathy Hochul is putting $14.4 million into training programs aimed at getting more educators into New York classrooms, with a focus on filling teacher shortages. The funding—part of the state’s Education Workforce Investment—will go ... more

Trumansburg Community Nursery School has officially reopened in its new Crescent Way location, according to the Tompkins Weekly. After completing licensing in June, the school now operates within the Village Grove Housing development, offering affordable ... more

In a digital world that’s rapidly evolving, businesses are under growing pressure to innovate, scale, and deliver software faster than ever. Yet, building in-house development teams isn’t always the most efficient, or even feasible, solution ... more

The Marion S. Whelan School of Practical Nursing celebrated its 90th commencement on June 19 with a ceremony at Geneva High School, honoring 14 new graduates poised to enter the healthcare field. The event, also ... more

Moscow, the heart of Russia, is a vibrant city filled with history, culture, and modern attractions. Whether you're visiting for business, leisure, or something in between, choosing the right accommodation can make all the difference ... more

In 2022, Aaron Judge hit a historic 62 home runs, becoming the first American League player to reach that milestone, and the 33-year-old New York Yankees star is once again getting near his very best, ... more

With housing costs continuing to rise across the U.S., many renters are asking: How much help does a Section 8 voucher provide in 2025? The answer depends on several factors, including your household income, local ... more

Upstate New York started their New England takeover this Saturday as the NCAA men's lacrosse semifinal took place at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The Cornell Big Red punched their ticket to the final with ... more

Federal retirement applications go digital under DOGE reform The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has announced a major modernization of the federal retirement process, set to begin June 2, 2025. The DOGE retirement change eliminates ... more

Starting this fall, New York will become the largest state in the nation to enforce a bell-to-bell ban on smartphones in K-12 schools. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the landmark policy last week, delivering on her ... more

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal civilian employees who serve in the military during a national emergency are entitled to extra pay—even if their service isn't directly tied to the emergency. The decision broadens ... more

The Trump administration’s push to trim federal spending has led to a wave of lease cancellations across New York, and the Finger Lakes region wasn’t spared. According to Gannett, one of the terminated leases was ... more

Key Firearm Restrictions in “Sensitive Places” Remain in Effect Across New York The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a case challenging New York’s strict gun law. This decision keeps major parts of the ... more

Governor Kathy Hochul has proclaimed April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in New York. The announcement comes with new state efforts to expand support for survivors, strengthen public safety, and raise awareness of growing digital ... more