Tarryn Mento
Professional in ResidenceTarryn Mento is an award-winning digital, audio and video journalist with experience reporting from Arizona, Southern California, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic. She most recently led daily coronavirus coverage in one of America's largest cities at KPBS, San Diego's NPR and PBS station. The Syracuse native also served as TV segment producer and web editor at New York City's PBS station and was a Pulliam Fellow at The Arizona Republic. As Professional in Residence, Tarryn produces in-depth and investigative content for WAER while overseeing the station's student reporter experience. She is also an adjunct professor at Syracuse University.
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The La Casita Cultural Center held an opening night to mark Hispanic heritage month. -
The topic lead the conversation at a public discussion series hosted by Interim Superintendent Anthony Davis.
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The Pain of 9/11 Runs Deep, organized by anti-war Upstate Drone Action, protest the use of MQ9 Reaper drones at Hancock Air Base.
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Official CDC approval of the new boosters is expected Friday, according to NPR.
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Officials held an open house to show examples of code enforcement problem.
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Dr. Indu Gupta reflects on her seven years as Onondaga County Health Commissioner and discusses ongoing health concerns the community faces.
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However, Gov. Kathy Hochul says abortion will remain legal in New York.
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They're hauling trash at downtown festivals and tending to softball fields in the humid heat.
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Employers across the U.S. are struggling to find enough workers, but data shows the challenge is even more pronounced for local government agencies.
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Landlord John Kiggins, owner of Endzone Properties Inc., must also pay a fine to go toward lead poisoning prevention following a lawsuit filed by the state attorney general’s office.
