Tim Knauss is a watchdog reporter on the public affairs team at Syracuse.com. With four decades of experience covering Central New York, he focuses on critical issues such as energy policy, real estate development, and the impact of government decisions on communities. Knauss has been featured in various publications, including the Olean Times Herald, Batavia Daily News, and Governing.
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Tim Knauss focuses on local politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and real estate industry in the Syracuse, New York area. He is likely to respond well to pitches related to local political developments such as changes in county leadership or significant infrastructure projects within Onondaga County. Additionally, he would be interested in stories surrounding energy usage and housing issues specific to the Syracuse area.
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By: Tim Knauss
The matter could end up in court, county officials say.
By: Tim Knauss
Syracuse, N.Y. – The partisan battle over a local term-limits law, which Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon meant to veto but accidentally approved , may head to court soon.
By: Tim Knauss, Rylee Kirk
Instead of sending a veto of the law, McMahon's office accidentally sent an approval, officials have said.
By: Tim Knauss
Syracuse, N.Y. -- More than a year before he faces voters at the polls again, Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon is running campaign ads to
By: Douglass Dowty, Tim Knauss
Syracuse, NY – Upstate University Hospital is pushing a plan to block off East Adams Street as part of its $450 million emergency department expansion project, hospital leadership told syracuse.com.
By: Tim Knauss, Michelle Breidenbach
Syracuse, N.Y. -- If the city permanently blocks off East Adams Street for Upstate University Hospital's new emergency room, it could cause significant
By: Tim Knauss
Homeowners in the Bayberry neighborhood of Clay are now eligible for low-interest loans and grants to fix up their houses thanks to a $2 million revolving loan fund established by Onondaga County.
By: Tim Knauss
City officials can't see eye to eye with owners of the former Skyline Apartments.
By: Tim Knauss, Michelle Breidenbach
Plenty of fries and tots serve as vehicles for other flavors, but you can also find a simple spud at the NY State Fair.
Fort Drum is one of five Army bases chosen to work with private nuclear companies.
