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The Farmer’s Almanac has released its 2026-2027 winter forecast, and New York could be facing a complicated season with heavy snow, ice, rain, and rapidly changing conditions.

New York is giving small cannabis businesses more ways to grow. A new law expands opportunities for licensed microbusinesses to participate in pop-ups, farmers’ markets, and public events.

Adam Reames landed a massive 49-inch, 32.5-pound northern pike on Lake Delta Monday evening. The giant fish could be the biggest ever caught from the lake—and it was released back into the water.

Fall may still be a little way off, but leaf peepers are already planning their trips. The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its 2026 fall foliage map, showing when New York could see peak colors across the state.

New York's tornado count continues to climb. The National Weather Service has confirmed two more tornadoes, including an EF-1 in Broome and Chenango counties and an EF-0 in Westchester County.

Wondering what fall will look like in New York? The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its seasonal forecast, predicting a warmer-than-normal start to fall with a mix of temperatures throughout the season.

The National Weather Service has confirmed two EF1 tornadoes touched down in New York on June 30 — one in Lewis County and another in Otsego County — with no injuries reported.

The Great New York State Fair is offering $6 single-day admission tickets during a limited-time sale June 18–22. Here’s your chance to save before regular pricing kicks in and start planning your summer visit.

Delta Lake State Park beach has been temporarily closed due to a harmful algal bloom. Officials say the blooms can produce toxins that may cause skin irritation, stomach illness, or respiratory issues.

Discover the best kid-friendly day trips in New York, including waterfalls, zoos, museums, and easy family-friendly getaways across the state.

State Sen. Joseph Griffo is speaking out against a new Senate bill that would allow floating solar installations on New York’s lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, calling it a risky plan with environmental and economic impacts.

A geomagnetic storm could bring the Northern Lights to parts of New York, with space weather forecasters saying aurora activity may be strong enough to push the glow farther south than usual.

False claims about a “Bill 1126” banning tattoos in New York by 2028 and a “Clean Car Act” restricting car washing are spreading online. Both stories are AI-generated and not real legislation.

Amazon is rolling out a new “Amazon Now” service promising delivery in 30 minutes or less on groceries, medicine, pet food, chargers, and other everyday essentials in cities across America.

Country rising star Braxton Keith has been added to the free concert lineup at The Great New York State Fair, performing Sept. 4 at Chevy Court as part of a 41-act Chevrolet Music Series.

A scary video in Madison County showed a truck crashing into the back of a school bus at full speed. Despite the impact, no serious injuries were reported.

Scattering ashes isn’t like the movies. What was meant to be a simple, meaningful farewell turns into a messy journey filled with wind, unexpected moments, laughter, and reminders that goodbye is never perfectly planned.

NBT Bank customers reported duplicate transactions and incorrect balances due to a processing error. The bank says there is no security issue and no action is needed while teams work to fix the problem.

New York is rolling out 30 speed cameras across 20 roads this week as part of ongoing efforts to improve safety and reduce speeding in work zones and high-risk areas.

The first tornado of 2026 in New York has been confirmed in Cattaraugus County. The EF-1 tornado, with estimated winds of 107 mph, snapped trees, damaged homes, and tore a barn roof off.

A former dealership employee in Clay, NY is accused of firing shots into the business overnight, shattering windows and damaging dozens of tires, leaving more than $25,000 in destruction behind.

New DEC rules aim to encourage hunters to harvest more antlerless deer. More deer harvested = healthier herds, safer roads, and thriving forests.

If you got a scary NY tax notice claiming you owe more, relax. It wasn’t your mistake. A glitch affected some 2025 returns, and the state is fixing it automatically.

Get ready for a wild getaway in Central New York! Wolf Den Cottages at The Haven in Chittenango let you spend the night alongside a wolf pack.

A moose stranded on an icy road struggles for survival, but a quick-thinking man named Eric helps her to safety. This viral video shows the incredible moment the moose finally regains her footing.

Gas prices are rising across the Northeast, and some areas could reach $5 a gallon if Middle East tensions continue. New York’s average is now $3.39 per gallon.

Heavy rain has caused flooding inside Howe Caverns. The popular underground attraction closed March 8 as rising water rushed through parts of the cave.

Big news for Water Safari fans in Old Forge. The Adirondack water park is gaining several sister amusement parks across North America, and one of the biggest perks is that season passes could soon be valid at all of them.

From ghostly Victorian skaters to Calvert Vaux’s secret and John Lennon’s tragic death nearby, Central Park blends beauty with chilling mysteries.

Some everyday expenses feel like they should lower your tax bill, but the IRS puts them in the “personal” category. Here are the common ones that trip up New Yorkers every year.