City of Syracuse
Discussion continues tonight on the future of Interstate 81 in Syracuse. The public has been invited out to the Oncenter for a chance to weigh in and learn more about the different possibilities. Our Iris St. Meran is outside the Oncenter where officials are hoping for a big turnout tonight.
4:02 PM
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North Country/Tri-Lakes
Another region of the state has been removed from contention as the state looks to build three upstate casinos. As part of a deal announced Tuesday with the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that the tribe will keep its gaming exclusivity rights in the North Country. Barry Wygel has more.
Updated 3:13 PM
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Oneida County
More dogs have been seized from a home in Camden where an Australian shepherd was allegedly starved for months.
3:02 PM
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Camden
A two-story barn in Camden burned to the ground early Tuesday morning after neighbors said it was struck by lightning.
2:16 PM
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Binghamton
Binghamton Police arrested a teenager after gunshots were fired in the city. It happened back on the night of May 10th.
2:10 PM
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City of Syracuse
The owner of a Syracuse head shop is spending 60 days in jail for selling bath salts.
1:04 PM
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West Suburbs
Solvay Police are investigating a bank robbery. It happened around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday morning at the Bank of America on Onondaga Boulevard.
12:09 PM
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Ogdensburg
An Ogdensburg police officer was arrested in Canton.
12:05 PM
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Clinton County
A woman is hit and killed while running on the side of the road.
11:20 AM
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US
President Barack Obama says he is instructing his disaster response team to get tornado victims in Oklahoma everything they need "right away." Meanwhile, the state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll to 24 people, including seven children.
Updated 10:35 AM
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North Syracuse
Some early morning thunderstorms and high winds caused minor damage for a few people in North Syracuse.
10:30 AM
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New York
State education leaders are optimistic most budget plans will pass today. Joining us now to talk more about this is New York State School Boards Association Executive Director Tim Kremer.
9:12 AM
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City of Syracuse
A public meeting is scheduled for today regarding the Interstate 81 Challenge. The meeting is being hosted by the Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Committee. It's an opportunity to learn about the I-81 Corridor Study and review options before the environmental review phase begins. Our Brad Vivacqua joins us from the Oncenter where the meeting will take place.
Updated 7:56 AM
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Auburn
Controversy continues at Cayuga Community College after a vote of no confidence against the school's president, Daniel Larson.
05/20/2013 11:07 PM
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Jefferson County
Many county jails are facing a growing problem: Too many prisoners. In Jefferson County, the cost to house inmates has doubled since last year. YNN's Carmella Mataloni takes a closer look at the problem that's burning through taxpayer money.
Updated 05/20/2013 11:00 PM
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City of Syracuse
Investigators have identified the victim of a fatal fire in Syracuse this weekend.
05/20/2013 10:57 PM
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Oneida County
Rome Humane Society officials say they take in at least one abused animal a month. Some who have been beaten, others neglected. But this past weekend, workers at the Humane Society say they saw one of their saddest cases yet, when an extremely emaciated dog came through their door and died from her injuries. Our Cara Thomas tells us Lainey's story and what local animal lovers are doing to make sure the abuser is brought to justice.
Updated 05/20/2013 10:20 PM
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City of Syracuse
Voters in Syracuse will have at least three Green Party candidates to choose from at the polls this November.
05/20/2013 09:38 PM
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US
Dozens are dead and many more reported missing after a massive tornado struck the Oklahoma City area. The tornado flattened entire neighborhoods in the suburb of Moore, Oklahoma, with winds up to 200 miles an hour, leaving buildings on fire and landing a direct blow to an elementary school.
Updated 05/20/2013 09:23 PM
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Ithaca
With summer just around the corner, the annual Ithaca Festival is set to take over downtown. But this year's organizers faced some new challenges. Tamara Lindstrom tells us about the major changes to this year's event.
Updated 05/20/2013 07:34 PM
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