Immigrant

Local non-profit organization brings together Syracuse refugees and immigrants to provide basic health care needs.

A girl shared her working experience at a dairy farm. she'd spent a year living with rats, cockroaches, and bedbugs that she said made her skin break out in hives.

Syracuse, home to a large population of refugees, prepares to celebrate World Refugee Day at City Hall.

Candidates from 29 different countries took part in the naturalization ceremony at SRC Arena.

Refugee resettlement programs have to cover a lot, from teaching English to job training to housing assistance. But one aspect of well being is often…