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Syracuse officials confirm a fatal motorcycle crash in Marcellus involving a 17-year-old Chaumont resident, while the city seeks public input on its Comprehensive Plan 2050 for housing, transportation, and sustainability. Lake Placid and New York City also form an exploratory committee to host future Winter Olympics.

Syracuse's Syracuse Mets secured their sixth walk-off win of the season, while Juneteenth celebrations featured Mayor Owens' 38th annual victory parade. Luxury real estate in Central New York saw strong activity, and Mets players Lindor and Taylor prepare to start rehab assignments.

Syracuse residents should stay alert as two tornadoes touched down in Cazenovia and Baldwinsville, causing power outages and downed trees, with severe thunderstorms expected in the Finger Lakes and Central NY Friday. A Cazenovia school board member is under investigation for sending explicit messages to a minor, while the weather forecast shows a return to mid-70s temperatures with a 7% chance of...

Syracuse residents are still dealing with power outages from recent severe storms that damaged homes and left thousands without heat or electricity. The city also faces a key Democratic primary race between Magnarelli and Brown, while a Syracuse man's ICE detention story sparks new debate on immigration policies.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe weather as a storm system brings damaging winds, heavy rain, and thunderstorms Thursday, with potential downed trees and flooded roads. The city also faces a $11.5 million park restoration project and a controversial 76% tax hike in an upscale CNY village.

Syracuse faces a severe thunderstorm warning with damaging winds and heavy rain expected today, prompting officials to urge preparation for potential flooding and downed trees. The city also announced new funding for school and university psychologists, while a unique tiny home in Syracuse is gaining attention as a sustainable living model.

Syracuse residents should prepare for daily storms through Saturday as weather patterns shift, with a 5% chance of precipitation today. The city will maintain school zone speeding cameras, while Onondaga County and Clay County debate data center regulations amid growing economic and community concerns.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms as the city issues warnings, while I-81 Southbound off-ramp closures impact traffic. New York State is also phasing out food "sell by" dates in favor of "best by" labels to cut waste.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe storms and damaging winds set to hit Central New York on Sunday as the National Weather Service issues a severe thunderstorm warning. Stittville Fire Chief Mark Thompson was sworn in as president of the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs, while the CNY Pride parade celebrated its 30th anniversary downtown.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms expected Sunday with heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning. City leaders, including State Sen. John Brown and Rep. Maria Magnarelli, debated data center expansion, tax policies, and I-81 infrastructure amid tensions over growth and environmental impact.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe weather this weekend as a cold front brings strong winds and rain, following recent thunderstorms that caused damage and power outages. Local politics also took center stage with a heated debate between candidates Bill Magnarelli and Mo Brown over education and infrastructure in the NY Assembly primary.

Syracuse issues a heat advisory for Central New York through Thursday as temperatures hit 94°F, prompting emergency alerts and safety tips. The city also eases lifeguard hiring rules and faces backlash after closing an inclusive preschool linked to developmental support programs.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms expected through Friday with heavy rain and gusty winds. The city also faces a critical vote on Syracuse University's tax deal and a lawsuit over Onondaga County's license plate scanning program.

Syracuse's grand jury accuses a local judge of bigotry after refusing to marry two women, sparking debates on legal ethics and civil rights. A school in Upstate New York remains closed following a fire that injured students, with a teen charged in the incident.

Syracuse firefighters displaced two households after a fire on West Colvin Street, while the city's police oversight board convened for its first meeting since investigations paused. A Syracuse native made history by winning a Tony Award, and officials announced plans to upgrade public transit routes to ease peak hour congestion.

Syracuse residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms and heavy rain as the National Weather Service issues alerts for Central New York. The Syracuse Mets dominated with a 5-0 win, while West Genesee, Jamesville-DeWitt, and Marcellus advanced in high school lacrosse.

Syracuse residents are bracing for severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail as the National Weather Service issues a warning for Central New York. Meanwhile, the Taste of Syracuse food festival sees a fiery showdown with a local vendor's spiciest dish winning over judges and crowds. A historic Liverpool Tudor home is also now for sale, offering a rare look at early 20th-century architectu...

Syracuse businesses celebrate the Taste of Syracuse festival boosting downtown visibility, while Costco opens a new Upstate NY store. A Central NY school faces vandalism but gains community support through fundraisers and volunteer efforts.

Syracuse activists are pushing back against a court order halting the Civil Rights Board's investigation into police conduct, with protests and calls for transparency. The city also announced a top recruit has joined an SEC college football program, while mourning the recent deaths of Richard Fillinger and Dan Duggan.

Syracuse residents should take note of the recent pedestrian fatality in Upstate NY, the upcoming Postal Service and Oncenter job fairs, and updated SNAP benefits guidelines. Weather changes also bring rain for the weekend, affecting travel and outdoor plans.

Syracuse residents face a tax loophole from New York's outdated AI data center law and a planned city hearing on a data center moratorium. City Auditor Alexander Marion also addressed state budget gaps as residents deal with rising costs and calls for tax transparency.

Syracuse — A meteor spotted in Rome, N.Y., created a sonic boom heard across New England, while the Taste of Syracuse festival and Paige’s Butterfly Run highlight weekend events. Real estate trends show increased home sales in Central NY counties.

Syracuse, NY — Law enforcement found a missing teenager after a community tip, while over 1,000 homes in Central NY remain without power from recent storms. The state budget includes new funding for public transit, mental health, and small business grants impacting Central New York.

Syracuse residents are recovering from a severe storm that knocked out power for over 12,000 people in Onondaga and Oswego counties, while a man was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend and son. The city also saw a shift in weather with cooler temperatures and a 2% chance of rain, along with a retro diner in Upstate New York gaining national attention.

Syracuse officials announced a $30 million state budget boost for infrastructure and mental health services while a clinic manager was convicted in an $8 million healthcare fraud case. A local business owner in Upstate New York also admitted to a $8.2 million counterfeit mask scheme during the pandemic.