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These four Upstate New York festivals are the ones locals talk about and plan their summers around every year.

New York lawmakers are pushing for gas tax relief as prices at the pump continue climbing across the state.

Some Upstate New York drivers could soon be forced to pay an additional $25 fee at the DMV under a proposed change.

If life has been feeling a little too loud, these peaceful spots across Upstate New York might be exactly what you need.

A secret refuge built for Marie Antoinette sits closer to New York than you might think, and its story feels straight out of history’s most dramatic chapter.

If you’ve used an Android in New York, you could be eligible for a payout from a $135 million settlement.

A 1.2 million pound historic train is rolling through New York again, and it’s something you truly have to see to believe.

There is a natural, chemical-free way to repel ticks, and chances are it is already growing in your garden or sitting in your kitchen.

Seventeen years later, Binghamton still carries the weight of a tragedy that changed everything. Many remember exactly where they were that day.

New York hasn’t had anyone on death row in years. Here’s the surprising reason why it’s completely empty.

A heavily mutated COVID strain called BA.3.2 has been confirmed in New York's wastewater. Here's what residents need to know right now.

Wondering if campfires are allowed in New York’s burn ban?

A new study looked at the comfort foods people search for most in every state. What topped the list in New York might not be the cozy dish you’d expect.

People trust financial advisors with their life savings. Federal investigators say one Upstate New York advisor secretly turned that trust into a scheme that drained hundreds of thousands of dollars from clients.

A terrifying tale links Upstate NY to horror’s most infamous villain.

One of America’s most infamous killers has spent decades behind bars in Upstate New York. His story still unsettles to this day.

It hangs from millions of rearview mirrors, but few drivers know this everyday item traces back to an unexpected place in New York. The story starts with a problem no one could ignore.

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.

Wind chills could feel 15 to 25 below, and frostbite can happen in about 30 minutes. Here’s what New Yorkers need to watch for and how to stay safe.

If you’ve got an older loved one who still drives, you might want to pay attention because a new study shows New York isn’t the safest place for senior drivers right now.

New York workers are starting the year with higher pay. A new minimum wage increase took effect January 1, and how much you earn now depends on where you live.

New York just reported its worst week of flu cases on record as illness continues to spread rapidly across the state.

More New Yorkers are starting the year outside instead of sleeping in. A new national ranking highlights a few local spots getting serious attention.

There’s a fascinating New York story behind the Christmas lights you hang every year, and it just might change how you see your tree.

If this season feels heavier than it should, this heartfelt letter might be exactly what your heart needs to hear today.

You know the classic poem ’Twas the Night Before Christmas but did you know it was born right here in New York? One local newspaper helped shape the image of Santa we still picture today.

If you’ve been craving a winter escape that feels peaceful, beautiful, and straight out of a storybook, this New York town might be exactly what you need.

Long before Thanksgiving looked the way it does today, New York families took part in a strange little ritual.

He never called himself a hero, but this New Yorker’s quiet Navy service helped change the course of history deep beneath the ocean’s surface.

You don’t think about your windshield wipers until you really need them, usually when it’s pouring or snowing. But a new survey shows more than half of New York drivers have no clue how to replace them. Are you one of them?