Shalon Stevens

New York state is seeing air quality worsen from the Canadian wildfire smoke. Officials are advising people to limit their outdoor activity, which is leading summer camps to cancel programs or move to indoor curriculums.

There’s new technology in place created by Saab Inc. to help with passenger safety.

There are now 11 confirmed tornadoes that have hit New York state this year, majorly impacting residences and communities.

According to the Empire Center for Public Policy, over the past 10 years, homeschool enrollment has increased by 178%. Last year, there were more than 50,000 homeschoolers across New York state with over 14,000 in New York City.

A recent audit by New York state comptroller's found there are often calls and texts to the state's domestic violence hotline that were not connected to a person who could help.

Bassett Healthcare Network and Cooperstown Food Pantry are partnering to address food insecurity for pregnant women.

Twenty artists from around the world have come to Utica through a $33,000 award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

New research shows that speeding has become the norm. According to AAA, three in 10 drivers agree. However, that mindset can have negative consequences.

A new mail-in ballot ruling made this week comes as State University of New York students prepare for the upcoming fall semester, which includes a new course requirement.

There's a historic first at the Great New York State Fair this year — a cannabis consumer advocacy booth.