Spencer Conlin is a Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Albany. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, and social issues, with a particular focus on agriculture, climate change, and legal affairs. Spencer has been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Capital Tonight, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 1, and Spectrum News.
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Albany, United States (Local)
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The larger contributions can lower the amount of taxable income for individuals who are eligible and take advantage.
By: Spencer Conlin
Health officials are reporting an uptick of the flu, COVID-19 and norovirus.
By: Spencer Conlin
Experts hope the drop can be reversed.
By: Spencer Conlin
A large group took their demonstration to the streets of the Albany as they marched peacefully around the Empire State Plaza chanting, “What’s his name? Robert Brooks!”
By: Spencer Conlin
The Capital Region is already considered a leader in semiconductor research and development.
By: Spencer Conlin
Already considered a leader in semiconductor research and development, the Capital Region has become what some are calling a “global epicenter of chip research.”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is banning food red dye No. 3, the petroleum-based dye that gives thousands of popular candies, snacks and soda an attractive, bright and red color.
By: Spencer Conlin
The theme was: “We fight back!”
So aside from keeping outdoor trips short, what else can you do to prevent the potentially dangerous impact of cold temperatures?
By: Spencer Conlin
There are some jobs where escaping the cold isn’t an option. At an airport, most jobs fall into this category.
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