Sean Cavanaugh

TROY — A proposal that would place new limits on Troy's use of Flock license plate reader cameras drew a strong turnout at a public meeting Thursday night, with

Neighbors in Argyle said they were jolted awake late Thursday night by loud booms and rumbling that shook their homes, moments before a house erupted into flame

As New York's legislative session wrapped up last week, a major tenant-focused proposal failed to pass: the REST Act, a bill aimed at making it easier for municipalities to opt into rent stabilization.

A Glens Falls grandmother said she was stunned to find her 8-year-old grandson, a second grader at Jackson Heights Elementary School, at her front door in the m

After sitting vacant for 16 years, a long-stalled plot of land in downtown Troy could soon see new life under a redevelopment proposal city leaders are calling

Halfway through Pride Month, Democratic Rep. Paul Tonko met behind closed doors Monday night with LGBTQ leaders from across New York as advocates raised concerns about what Tonko described as “unprecedented attacks” against the community's dignity, safety and rights.

As Pride Month continues, Wilton Wildlife Preserve and Saratoga Pride brought people together Monday afternoon for a campfire chat focused on “queerness in nature,” wildlife facts and the outdoors.

A bill passed by the New York state Legislature this session could change the language used in family court and other legal documents by replacing gender-specific terms such as “mother,” “father,” and “paternity” with gender-neutral wording.

New York's controversial medical aid in dying law, signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul in February, is set to take effect Aug. 5, but disability and patient advocacy groups are now asking a federal court to block it.

After sitting dark for two months, the iconic GE sign overlooking Schenectady is shining again — now outfitted with modern bulbs as part of an update tied to GE