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Scott Willis/WAER NewsThe dearth of music and cultural festivals in downtown Syracuse for the second consecutive summer means less activity for restaurants, bars, and retailers that count on the foot traffic to drive business. But not all is lost. -
WAER file photo/An arbitrator has settled a long-debated contract with Syracuse Police that includes a five-year residency requirement for new officers and incentives to keep experienced officers on the force.
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Gang fights, drug deals, and assaults are just a few of the multiple stories residents shared Monday about living in the Skyline Apartments on the North… -
A new group is joining efforts to remove the Christopher Columbus statue in Downtown Syracuse. Women of Italian and Syracuse Heritage of Central New York,…
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Another update has been finished at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown with the addition of 54 new rooms. The new “Hotel Syracuse Suite 1924” has memorabilia…
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Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families is celebrating its 10th anniversary by helping more than 70,000 veterans with…
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Just how significant was the guilty verdict against former police officer Derek Chauvin for his role in killing George Floyd? Now that initial reactions…
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The Administrator of the Syracuse Citizen Review Board sees a number of areas for change after the guilty verdicts to former Minneapolis Police Officer…
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Organizers of the annual Syracuse Poster Project are preparing to unveil the work of area poets and artists as the series marks its 20th year. Coordinator…
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Town supervisors in Onondaga County are once again calling on state and federal transportation officials to consider a high-speed alternative for I-81…
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As Central New York motorists start to hit the road again with fewer pandemic restrictions and warmer months, AAA of Central New York is teaming up with…
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Syracuse-area immigrants and their allies are joining a nationwide effort calling on a federal pathway to citizenship and other relief for undocumented…
