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If you're considering taking your vehicle out for a spin with no doors on, it's important to know what the laws and regulations are in New York.

June has arrived in Upstate and Central New York. We can all do our part to be safe and watch out for New York's Most Wanted criminals.

Have you ever wanted to just take off those uncomfortable shoes after a long night out, or after a hard day's work? You didn't because you were told, for years, that it is illegal to drive barefoot. But is it?

There is a new scam happening in Central New York that involves sheriffs, and money. Here's what we know so far:

We do know who in Upstate and Central New York who to watch out for with the most wanted criminals for April 2024.

Everyone is passionate about their dog. Did you know there is a dog breed you're not allowed to own as a pet in New York State?

We found at least 10 tax write offs and breaks that New York residents can use to save money with the IRS. Here's the legal ones we have found:

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If your driving on the roads in New York, you might want to avoid doing this dangerous move.

When you were a kid, did your parents leave you alone in the car when they went into the grocery store?

Here's the most wanted criminals for February 2024 in New York State.

A man who allegedly killed his girlfriend, an NYPD detective's daughter more than 20 years ago is back behind bars.

What foods are actually banned and illegal in New York State?

A new law passed in New York that will affect drivers beginning in 2024.

Upstate and Central New York residents are gearing up for a brand new year. As we try to stay safe, here's the most wanted criminals for January 2024.

Killer Mike speaks to XXL in an exclusive interview about his Michael album being album of the year, his work in the community and new artists he likes.

Upstate and Central New York residents are gearing up for the holiday season. As we try to stay safe, here's the most wanted criminals for December 2023.

In New York, there are laws about what is and what isn't allowed to be thrown on a bonfire. These seven things cannot be burned in New York.

July is finally here all across New York State. You can help keep New York State safe by focusing on the most wanted criminals for July 2023.

Legal or not, don't be this person.

Well, this is definitely a confusing topic. Stores across New York State have been starting to enforce showing identification to buy a pretty specific item. It's a law that was brought to the Senate in 2019 prohibiting the sale of whipped cream chargers, also known as "whippits, whippets, or whip-its" to persons under the age of 21...

Planning to visit a grocery store in New York to buy whipped cream? Be sure you have a valid ID because you won't be able to purchase it without one.

According to New York State Vehicle and Traffic Laws, jaywalking may not be the crime of convenience we all thought it was, except in one specific situation...

Some say a new law in New York that requires local governments to check the "character and content" of social media accounts is unconstitutional.

Have you ever wondered how your speeding compares to others on New York roads? What was the fastest speeding ticket ever issued in New York?

Something you either love or hate will be facing harsher penalties on New York roadways.

A total of ten officers, who are assigned to the Albany Police Department's Training Academy, tested positive for COVID-19 this week. Three officers tested positive on Monday and seven more were confirmed on Tuesday.

A new seat belt law will take effect on November 1. Make sure you are aware of the specifics of this new legislation before it becomes the law.

The sale of flavored tobacco will be illegal in the state of New York on 5/18/20.

Apparently lawmakers are trying to do something to help people from getting there license suspended and eventually arrested for minor traffic infractions.