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New York State is prioritizing maternal healthcare with new approaches, some of which are a first in the nation.
EAST GREENBUSH, N.Y. ( NEWS10 Around 800,000 spectators came out for the 135th Rose Parade in Pasadena, taking in the ornate floats, marching bands, and Dave Gray.
One mom in the Village of Scotia is on a mission to spread the word about a rare form of cancer after her daughter was diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma. During February, countless neighbors and bu…
An Albany artist has turned her passion into a business with a unique process behind her custom creations. Lexi Hannah has created dozens of live wedding paintings across the Capital Region.
A fifteen-year-old South Glens Falls High School student is “pumped” to finally participate in the entire South High Marathon Dance on Friday after more than ten years of practice.
The Center for HOPE announced it will host the 21st New York State Missing Persons Day on April 6 to support and educate families still searching for loved ones.
ALBANY, N.Y. ( NEWS10 Brittany Burnham wears many hats. She's a CEO, Podcast Host, Coach, and a “mom boss” on a mission to help other women shine on the job and in life.
One Albany business owner has reached over 30,000 clients through her online decluttering business.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. ( NEWS10 “We have a wonderful piece of technology called the LightSound.
TROY, N.Y. ( NEWS10 In 2023, the National Institutes of Health granted RPI Associate Professor Dr. Jennifer Hurley over $2,116,990 to expand her research on circadian cycles.
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