Lane Russell is a News Producer at 13WHAM ABC. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, finance, and public security, with a particular focus on crime, traffic, and legislation in North America. Lane's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Our State Magazine, CNYCentral WSTM NBC3, and WTVH CBS5 & CW6.
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By: Lane Russell
Syracuse Police responded to a truck stuck in Onondaga Creek on the city's southside on Friday, December 20.
By: Lane Russell
Drivers are being asked to avoid a busy road in Solvay after a water main break on Monday, December 23.
By: Robert Romano, Lane Russell
The minimum wage in the state of New York will go up by 50 cents at the start of next year.At this time, the minimum wage is 15 dollars an hour for most of th
By: Lane Russell
Two troubled bars in Syracuse will not be allowed to reopen after both were closed earlier this year.
By: Lane Russell
Gas prices have stubbornly remained above the three dollar per gallon for several weeks and are unlikely to go below that mark before the new year.
By: Lane Russell
Syracuse firefighters had a busy shift, responding to multiple calls throughout the city on Sunday, December 29 and early Monday morning.
By: Lane Russell
A man has been arrested after allegedly hitting a woman with his car and leaving the scene in Syracuse.
The following is a list of institutions operating on a modified schedule for Saturday, January 4:
By: Lane Russell
Newly sworn in Representative John Mannion got a unique surprise days after taking office.
By: Lane Russell
Gas prices are rising after months of slow decrease, making the goal of three dollars per gallon unlikely in the near future.
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