Anthony Krolikowski is a multimedia journalist for WTEN-TV in Albany, New York. With a focus on local news, he covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and breaking news. Anthony's work has also been featured on GameRant.com, where he writes about video games and gaming culture.
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The defense and prosecution spent hours talking to the jury one last time about their findings on Dontie Mitchell.
ALBANY, N.Y. ( NEWS10 ) -The New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) asked Governor Hochul to create statewide restrictions on cell phones during the school day.
Seven months of negotiations for nurses and still no contract has left the hospital community frustrated. Both sides told NEWS10’s Anthony Krolikowski that the other is being unreasonable.
ALBANY, N.Y. ( NEWS10 ) -The Capital District Regional Planning Commission has reported that the University at Albany generates $1.1 billion a year for the Capital Region.
HUDSON, N.Y. ( NEWS10 ) -December is a big month for pet adoptions and the Columbia-Greene Humane Society ensures each pet goes to a perfect home.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. ( NEWS10 ) -5,745 students take the bus daily to Saratoga Springs City School. It's thanks to just 69 bus drivers but the schedule is proving to be too much.
The SeeClickFix app has been used by thousands of people in Albany to notify the City about trouble spots on roads. The highest court in the state ruled that complaints on the app count as ‘p…
Albany’s administration has disabled SeeClickFix, a website and app for reporting city problems. It’s the result of a recent ruling in the Henry E. Calabrese v. City of Albany case.
Levante Wiggins, the Dean of Students at Pittsfield High, has been put on administrative leave. His charge is among other school problems that have left the community speaking up.
By: Anthony Krolikowski
Every two years, students at Saratoga Central Catholic School take a trip to New York City. It was on the trip downstate however that the students heard about Mr. Earl Albert, the donor of this yea…
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