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A Bronx man was sentenced to 42 months in prison for his role in an interstate bank fraud conspiracy that used stolen identities to withdraw money from victims' accounts, according to the U.S. … more: Bronx man gets 42 months in interstate bank fraud conspiracy

The Buffalo Urban League is moving ahead with plans for a $25 million mixed-use campus on Jefferson Avenue, backed by a new $5 million state investment announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul. The proposed … more: Buffalo Urban League campus gets $5 million state commitment

New York is committing $24 million to renovations and expansions at four community and cultural institutions in Manhattan and Brooklyn, including the 14th Street Y and Brooklyn Children's Museum. Gov. Kathy Hochul … more: New York commits $24 million to four Manhattan and Brooklyn community projects

Americans are paying sharply more for gasoline than they did before this year's U.S.-Iran conflict, but an inflation-adjusted comparison shows the burden was even greater in 2008, according to a new Pew Research … more: Pew: Gas prices have surged in 2026 but remain below inflation-adjusted 2008 peak

A vacant Fairport building will be converted into 69 senior apartments with $9.4 million in state financing, part of a broader housing package that also includes two major Syracuse developments. Gov. Kathy Hochul … more: Fairport senior apartments included in $872 million New York housing awards

A Canadian hiker stranded on an icy ledge above the Mount Colden Trap Dike in Keene, Essex County, waited about seven hours before forest rangers reached him for an overnight rope rescue, … more: Rangers rescue hiker stranded for hours on icy Mount Colden ledge

The American Kratom Association is asking The New York Times to correct or retract an Oct. 28 article about proposed federal controls on two opioid compounds found in some kratom … more: Kratom group seeks correction of Times report on DEA opioid proposal

The cost of rent, groceries, child care and other everyday needs is a significant source of stress for 77% of U.S. adults, according to the American Psychological Association’s 2026 Stress in America … more: Cost of living is a major stressor for 77% of U.S. adults, survey finds

Fewer than three in 10 U.S. employees were engaged at work in the third quarter of 2026, the lowest level Gallup has recorded since 2011. Gallup's 29% engagement figure was down two … more: U.S. employee engagement falls to 29%, lowest since 2011, Gallup finds

Voters should examine who conducted an election poll, how it reached people and whether its methods are transparent before treating its numbers as a prediction, Pew Research Center President Michael Dimock argues … more: Pew president outlines challenges facing 2026 midterm polls

Americans are open to some uses of artificial intelligence in health care, but many want a person reviewing its work and remain uncomfortable with AI making diagnoses or treatment decisions, a Pew … more: Americans want human oversight of AI in health care, Pew survey finds

Thirty-three percent of Gen Z adults chose a religious-only label in a Harris Poll, compared with 18% of baby boomers. The finding was highlighted in Harris’ Oct. 22 research roundup and came … more: Harris survey finds a third of Gen Z adults choose a religious label

Sixty-five percent of political independents in a Harris Poll said the economy had gotten worse, up from 48% in September 2024, as affordability shaped attitudes ahead of the midterm elections. The finding … more: Harris poll finds 65% of independents say the economy has worsened

Eighty-one percent of financial caregivers to adults 65 and older said they would accept a less secure financial position to keep supporting the person in their care, according to research from Edward … more: Survey finds caregivers willing to sacrifice their own financial security

Seasonal illness is truly frustrating because it can strike unexpectedly and cause considerable discomfort. Congestion is one of the most common seasonal illness symptoms, and, nuff said, the most annoying one. … more: Seasonal Nasal Congestion: What Finger Lakes Residents Should Know About Relief Options

Anyone who has walked the gorge trail at Watkins Glen in late October knows the feeling. Those stone steps are gorgeous, slick with spray, and there are a lot of them. … more: Bone Spurs, Sore Heels and Finger Lakes Winters: A Practical Guide

Family archives rarely arrive in perfect condition. Important names may be written on the back of a fading photograph. A recipe may survive in one person's handwriting. A date everyone remembers may … more: Tattoo Lettering Generator and Picture-to-Coloring Projects

Getting tossed off your bike by an inattentive driver on Route 58 leaves your motorcycle totally smashed and your body in severe pain. Unpaid medical bills pile up on your kitchen table … more: How Biker Bias Affects Motorcycle Injury Claims in Riverhead

In short, it’s a collaboration model in which a business pays partners for referring customers. A user performs a targeted action, the company records it, and the affiliate receives a payment. For … more: What Is an Affiliate Program and How Does It Work?