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Reactions are split among New York congressmembers on the US-Israeli air strikes on Iran. Claudia Tenney supports President Trump's decision, while John Mannion worries about wider conflict.
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Why odd-even parking matters in the middle of the night.
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Syracuse University professors offer their observations as the war with Russia enters its fifth year.
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Some of the Senate Republican Conference's proposals included means-tested rent stabilization, streamlining the permitting process and repealing the all-electric mandate.
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Buffalo homicide detectives are investigating the circumstances behind the death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a near fully blind refugee from Southeast Asia, whose body was found after he went missing following his release from Border Patrol custody.
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Lawmakers are demanding a longer-term solution to address the dearth of jail guards.
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Ryan Pontello faces 48 criminal counts for the alleged sexual assault of half a dozen young children, one as young as three.
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Though meeting since 2024, the commission chairperson noted many are just learning that there is a state commission looking at a pathway for reparations.
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Hochul, a Democrat, said she won’t opt into the program to save taxpayer money.
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Good Cause Law has generated plenty of debate in recent weeks, but the measure has been on and off the council's agenda for years.
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The state is hiring an organization to develop extended reality exhibits around some of the shipwrecks in the Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary.
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Alex González and Yan Vázquez are grateful for Syracuse's support, but say many more immigrants are at the Batavia detention center with their lives in limbo.