Brianne Roesser

Upstate New York has seen three brush fires so far in Ithaca, Chautauqua County and Letchworth. Now, more than two dozen municipalities have issued a state of emergency and some are also enforcing burn bans.

The messages implied a return to slavery and encouraged recipients to “pack their belongings.”

For those struggling with an eating disorder, the holidays can be a challenging time.

Redemption center owners said their handling fees are not enough to keep the lights on and pay staff competitively.

One athlete is competing in both swimming and diving, which her coaches say is unprecedented.

Some communities have voted against using Bond Act funding to afford the state mandated transition to electric buses in 2027.

“We want to make sure that we're minimizing any additional food scraps, things like that,” said Dr. Allison Kean, chief veterinary medical officer at the SPCA Serving Erie County.

There has been some improvement, with travel bans rescinded in many areas.

Some shoveled, while others made snow angels.

Some 175 members of the BCTGM Local Union 36G are picketing around the clock, even as the weather turns.