Mary Kielar is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Syracuse, New York. She writes for multiple news outlets including 13WHAM ABC, CNYCentral WSTM NBC3, WTVH CBS5 & CW6. Mary covers a wide range of topics including crime, health, business, and local government.
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Mary Kielar's coverage focuses mainly on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and government & politics. She frequently covers evolving stories and announcements from the government, indicating an interest in timely updates and local developments.
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By: Mary Kielar
Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh (I) will reach his term limit in 2025, which means a new administration will take over at city hall.
By: Mary Kielar
New York — The I-Team confirms that Senator Schumer and the U.S. Commerce Department Micron signed a legally binding agreement to build the first
By: Mary Kielar
Syracuse, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Corrections confirmed to the I-team that Kevin Schaus is scheduled to appear before a parole board next week.
By: Mary Kielar
State law says classrooms must be kept at a minimum temperature of 65 degrees, but there's no mandated maximum temperature.
By: Mary Kielar
Syracuse nonprofit Vera House's Board of Directors says they've accepted the resignation of CEO Daquetta Jones.
By: Mary Kielar
Syracuse, N.Y. — 'Tis the season for porch pirates to be on the prowl. While on assignment, one of our CNY Central field crews witnessed a man taking packages off of porches in Syracuse.
By: Mary Kielar
Retired Onondaga County Sheriff's Detective Bill Root put in 17 years serving on the Abused Persons Unit and others.
By: Mary Kielar
Lettuce for turtles, clams for otters, and keeping conditions right for fresh and saltwater sea life. It takes a lot of effort and details to keep an aquarium running.
By: Mary Kielar
Brittany Fish was five years old when Kevin Schaus, a stranger, snatched her off the street and kidnapped her.
By: Mary Kielar
Classes and finals are over for the fall semester at Syracuse University, but not everyone is going home for the holidays.
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