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For the next two weeks you can tell New York State wildlife officials just what birds, fish, turtles, insects and other creatures need help surviving. One…

As police shootings raise questions about how officers are trained, we take a look at advanced simulator technology.

A former NASA administrator now holding the prestigious title of University Professor at Syracuse University is recalling John Glenn as a remarkable,…

Local governments now have a tool they can use to identify vulnerabilities to coastal flooding, like what’s been plaguing the shoreline of Lake Ontario.…

The 100th year of the New York State Canal System was celebrated over the weekend with at least 100 Earth Day Events. The “Canal Clean Sweep” had…

The city of Syracuse is starting to explore the feasibility of using the collective bargaining clout of its residents to negotiate a better rate with an…

The pace of growth in the second quarter was its slowest since 1992. The National Bureau of Statistics attributed the change to a complicated international environment.

Spring and summer brings more Central New Yorkers outdoors and a greater risk of getting tick bites which carry the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.…

Central New Yorkers will be joining others from across the state and country Monday to catch a glimpse of a total solar eclipse. Science shows the rare…

There’s no question the world of Science suffered a great loss with the passing of physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking. But experts on people with…