Anne Hayes is a Breaking News Reporter at Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard. She specializes in crime and public safety, covering a range of topics including law, politics, and human interest stories, with notable work on high-profile trials and elections. Anne's insights and reporting have been featured in various publications such as theHRDIRECTOR, NY Cannabis Insider, and The Kansas City Star.
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Anne Hayes' coverage predominantly focuses on crime and breaking news in the local area of Central New York. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories related to crime, court cases, and murders within this region.
Given her focus, individuals or organizations with unique insights into ongoing criminal investigations or court cases in Central New York would likely capture Anne's attention. Additionally, experts or community leaders involved in addressing crime-related issues specific to Syracuse and the surrounding areas could also provide valuable perspectives for her coverage.
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The ban aims to prevent people from secretly filming court proceedings.
The move will take effect July 20 and will apply to eyewear and headgear with cameras, microphones or other recording technology. It will cover more than 1,240 state and local courts.
By: Anne Hayes, Vince Gasparini
A woman was hit near the intersection of West Granger Road and South Terry Road just after 5 a.m. on Monday, deputies said.
By: Anne Hayes
A 911 caller reported the man was suffering from cardiac arrest.
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The 19-year-old lost control of the car and struck a tree early Sunday morning, deputies said.
Police announced the case was a homicide. No arrests have been made.
By: Anne Hayes
If elected to his 10th term, he could go on to serve 40 years as the county's district, tying a state record.
By: Anne Hayes
The woman was using the money at local casinos, a prosecutor said.
By: Anne Hayes
The teen agreed to testify against two others charged in the fatal shooting.
