Holliday Moore
News DirectorMoore arrives in Syracuse after working in the Phoenix, Arizona, market, where her extensive experience includes tenures as a Morning Edition reporter for KJZZ-FM, the local NPR affiliate; producing, anchoring and reporting for KTAR News Radio; and serving as a political and senior reporter for KNXV-TV.
Her distinguished résumé includes two Emmy Awards, three Edward R. Murrow Awards and a Walter Cronkite Political Excellence Award. She also worked for nine years as a journalism instructor at Arizona State University’s Cronkite School of Journalism.
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The city hopes to secure a $20 million EPA grant that aims to reduce single-use vehicular traffic. -
FamilyCare Medical Group warns Excellus patients of potential network exit amid stalled negotiationsPatients of FamilyCare Medical Group with Excellus Insurance received a second letter over the weekend warning that stalled negotiations may result in the provider leaving the network by December 31, 2024. -
Groups calling for peace in the Middle East and for the US to stop supporting Israel's defense system. -
Gas prices in Syracuse have fallen, with the average now at $3.14 per gallon, following a trend of lower prices across New York and the nation. -
Women's rights advocates are trying to get Rep. Brandon Williams and others to commit to support the Equal Rights Amendment. -
First responders, family members of 9/11 victims and residents gather at Firefighter's Memorial Park to remember the nearly 3,000 victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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A state veterinarian spotted symptoms of the virus, and the popular exhibit was closed out of an abundance of caution. -
Police quickly identified a suspect using footage from numerous cameras. -
FCMG notifies patients months in advance. -
Syracuse University’s plans to build a massive new dormitory directly across from the historic rose garden is getting blowback.
