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They either ousted Republicans or claimed open seats. -
John Smith / WAER NewsOnondaga County Industrial Development Agency unanimously voted to accpet as final Micron’s environmental Impact Statement. The lengthy document addresses numerous concerns and measures to mitigate impacts.
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The program focuses on food production, safety, distribution and resiliency -
Stefanik has traveled the state for months, meeting with GOP leaders as she laid the political groundwork. -
Democrats won all six contested seats Tuesday, giving them control by a 10-7 majority. -
Each year, toys are inducted into the hall of fame at The Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester. -
The town is the future site of Micron Technologies, which is building the country's largest semiconductor fabrication facility. -
Sharon Owens made history Tuesday night, becoming the first Black mayor-elect in Syracuse history. -
Republican candidate Tom Babilon has lost to Democrat Sharon Owens. Owens will take office as Syracuse’s next mayor, succeeding Ben Walsh. -
Democrat Gregory Eriksen takes the Onondaga County Legislature's 6th seat over incumbent Republican Julie Abbott by a difference of just 325 votes. -
Watts, CEO of Hopeprint, defeated Bonnke Sekarore and Kenyata Calloway in a race shaken by fraud allegations that forced incumbent Palmer Harvey to withdraw. -
Democrat Jeremiah Thompson, a Syracuse University writing instructor from Liverpool, defeated Republican incumbent Colleen Gunnip to win Onondaga County’s 4th Legislative District seat.
