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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Drivers are urged to stay put or, if they insist on driving, revisit AAA's winter driving tips before heading out on the road. -
No one was reported injured, but the crash shut down the interstate for several hours early Wednesday morning. -
The annual "Chalk the Walk" event is an initiative in partnership with Onondaga County's Suicide Prevention Coalition. -
The cap keeping checks at $504 a week for years has lifted.
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Police Chief and Governor credit new tech, including hundreds of cameras citywide. -
The plant has remained idle for nearly two weeks, unable to reopen as many remaining employees are fearful to return to work. -
Letitia James and fellow Democrats call the probe political retribution on behalf of the White House. -
The cap keeping checks at $504 a week for years has lifted. -
Multiple reports of a "suspicious person carrying a rifle" turned out to be a man with an umbrella. -
Warns complicity and political worshiping during WWII systematically led to the atomic bombings.
