Corey James

At the Children's Home of Kingston, small class sizes are by design. The nonprofit is one of New York's roughly 130 “853 schools” — privately

A new Gallup study finds that the high costs of living rank as the top financial worry for Americans, with energy bills near the top of the list.

Four years ago, Richard Davenport says the idea of having an apartment of his own felt impossible.

As families across New York weigh where to send their children to school, Albany officials say those choices are reshaping public school budgets.

Two-hundred-and-fifty years after they died in service to a brand new nation, the remains of 44 Revolutionary War patriots are finally receiving the honors they never had.

A new memorial called “Repose of the Fallen” will serve as their final resting place.

New York will send one-time “POWER checks” to millions of residents to help offset rising utility costs under the new state budget signed this week by Gov. Kathy Hochul.

For Emilie DeGroff, art and dance are more than hobbies. They are tools she hopes can help New York's first responders cope with the mental toll of their jobs.

As this year's legislative session winds down, many bills are waiting for action, including one that would change how New York treats adults who buy sex from minors, compared to federal law.

The Victims Protection and Child Sex Buyer Accountability Act has passed both chambers.