Kenneth C. Crowe Ii

The city of Rensselaer wants to get a $10 million state Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant to spur investment in its downtown.

The Troy City Council began its review of the proposed 2025 city budget of $117.17 million, hearing that financial reporting is being improved and reformed.

A Troy man told children exiting a school bus that he had a bomb, which turned out to be fake.

A U.S. District Court judge dismissed a federal lawsuit against the town of Nassau finding that the town properly enforced its junkyard zoning code.

Former Plug Power CEO Roger Saillant spent 18 years in foster care and is writing and speaking about his experiences to inform the public of the challenges

Lt. Morris Shoss escaped imprisonment in the Philippines in WWII after the Japanese ship he was on was sunk by an American submarine.

Campaign is on to have Congressional Gold Medal awarded the "Hello Girls" the Army's female telephone operators who helped win WWI.

Watervliet's church bells have fallen silent so the city where Meneely bells were cast came up with a system to mimic their sonorous tones.

Troy city engineer said 2129 Fifth Ave. had to be taken down to protect workers at construction site.

Troy is waiting on bids to build its Knickerbacker Outdoor Aquatic Center, which will provide swimming opportunities in the city's northern neighborhoods.