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Hochul to deliver State of the State address on Tuesday 09.01.2023 3:47 ↓

Hochul to deliver State of the State address on Tuesday by WSKG News

As New York state’s legislative session opens, leaders name their top priorities 05.01.2023 3:28 ↓

As New York state’s legislative session opens, leaders name their top priorities by WSKG News

2023 legislative session to begin Wednesday 04.01.2023 3:09 ↓

2023 legislative session to begin Wednesday by WSKG News

Kathy Hochul is sworn in as New York's first female elected governor 02.01.2023 3:21 ↓

Kathy Hochul is sworn in as New York's first female elected governor by WSKG News

State lawmakers' pay raises, new chief judge yet to be finalized as 2022 draws to a close 30.12.2022 3:46 ↓

State lawmakers' pay raises, new chief judge yet to be finalized as 2022 draws to a close by WSKG News

Holiday recycling tips 26.12.2022 3:48 ↓

Holiday recycling tips by WSKG News

NY lawmakers vote to raise their pay to $142K 23.12.2022 3:45 ↓

NY lawmakers vote to raise their pay to $142K by WSKG News

New York's goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 will be challenging, say the plan's authors 22.12.2022 4:09 ↓

New York's goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 will be challenging, say the plan's authors by WSKG News

Bill would raise New York state lawmakers’ pay to $142,000 a year 21.12.2022 3:21 ↓

Bill would raise New York state lawmakers’ pay to $142,000 a year by WSKG News

TCAT strike debrief 19.12.2022 3:55 ↓

TCAT strike debrief by WSKG News

Finding a tree 19.12.2022 3:29 ↓

Finding a tree by WSKG News

Will New York lawmakers vote for a pay raise before the year is out? 13.12.2022 4:00 ↓

Will New York lawmakers vote for a pay raise before the year is out? by WSKG News

After suicide of 13-year-old, some in Endicott say school could have helped prevent it 12.12.2022 2:21 ↓

“Genuinely, I do believe that the death, the bullying, all that could have been prevented,” said AJ Wilt, a student at Union-Endicott High School.

Seneca Falls celebrates "It's a Wonderful Life" 12.12.2022 4:50 ↓

Seneca Falls celebrates "It's a Wonderful Life" by WSKG News

The largest class of New York forest rangers graduated. Diversity is a work in progress 09.12.2022 4:19 ↓

The largest class of New York forest rangers graduated. Diversity is a work in progress by WSKG News

Oxygen tanks, HVAC units and an ambulance: New York auctions surplus COVID-19 supplies 09.12.2022 3:19 ↓

Oxygen tanks, HVAC units and an ambulance: New York auctions surplus COVID-19 supplies by WSKG News

Rural hospitals avoid losing millions of dollars 08.12.2022 2:00 ↓

“If you have access to health care right away, in your own community, it’s much better than having to be transported for 45 minutes, an hour or longer to care.”

Hochul, New York health officials warn of ‘tri-demic’ this winter 08.12.2022 4:05 ↓

Hochul, New York health officials warn of ‘tri-demic’ this winter by WSKG News

Former Broome County district attorney stole, altered records of previous DWI charge 07.12.2022 1:09 ↓

Stephen Cornwell pleaded guilty to charges that he altered and stole records related to previous DWI charges against him.

Hochul’s State of the State speech will focus on housing, fighting illegal guns 07.12.2022 3:25 ↓

Hochul’s State of the State speech will focus on housing, fighting illegal guns by WSKG News

New SUNY Chancellor John King was New York’s state education commissioner 06.12.2022 3:49 ↓

New SUNY Chancellor John King was New York’s state education commissioner by WSKG News

Criminal justice advocates push for more reforms 05.12.2022 2:55 ↓

Criminal justice advocates push for more reforms by WSKG News

GOP state Sen. Akshar alleges political bias in delayed grant funds 02.12.2022 1:43 ↓

“The reality of this is that they just don’t want to pay these projects because they were put forth by a Republican.”

Advocates urge Hochul to choose a new chief judge who will look out for the vulnerable 01.12.2022 3:47 ↓

Advocates urge Hochul to choose a new chief judge who will look out for the vulnerable by WSKG News

New York hospitals can no longer place liens, garnish wages due to medical debt 29.11.2022 1:36 ↓

Before the legislation, hospitals and medical providers could put liens on patients’ homes or take up to 10% of their paychecks to collect on unpaid medical bills. Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation last week prohibiting those collection practices, effective immediately.