Marisa Jacques is a journalist who focuses on local news in the Syracuse area of New York. She writes for Spectrum News, a division of Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC, and her work has also appeared in Bay News 9. Marisa covers a range of topics, including politics, community events, and issues affecting the state of New York.
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Her path to the airport is a little different than you might expect. “Three years ago, it was a split-second decision,” she said.
By: Marisa Jacques
Garcia was determined to get healthy and back into competitive shape in time for college. He was successful, and went on to have an illustrious career at SUNY Cortland, having been named a five-time All-American sprinter.
By: Marisa Jacques, Tim Williams
She chairs the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus.
By: Marisa Jacques
He is challenging U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in November.
By: Marisa Jacques
There are just over 40 days until Election Day so candidates are shaking hands and delivering their message to get voters to their side.
"The commission unanimously finds that there were several opportunities if taken may have changed the course of this tragedy," according to commission chair Honorable Daniel Wathen.
By: Marisa Jacques
"It's been one year since the thread was ripped from the fabric of our lives. It's been one year since the families of the 18 people killed that
By: Marisa Jacques, Tim Williams
Rob Hayes joins Capital Tonight.
He broke down what the 2024 election results mean for the GOP.
Hunt honored other veterans this year at Arlington National Cemetery.
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