Fall foliage remains vibrant in Western New York, the Finger Lakes, and select Hudson Valley spots as much of the state hits past-peak status.
Former NFL star Cordarrelle Patterson faces a domestic assault charge in Tennessee as an arrest warrant reveals new details about the allegations.
Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta expressed frustration over stalled contract extension talks, warning he will seek a deal elsewhere if the team doesn't show commitment.
Bomb threats prompted lockdowns and evacuations at several Oneida County schools Wednesday, but police said no explosives were found and students and staff were safe. The schools hit with bomb threats ...
Nearly $1 million in Pokémon and sports trading cards disappeared from a FedEx truck in California, leaving police searching for answers.
That particular factory creates packaging for Nestlé products, work that will move to the company’s factory in Gaffney, S.C. The remainder of the factories on the Solon campus – housing R&D, corporate ...
The Spartans (10-5-1) catapulted from No. 13 to No. 7 in Class A, following up on a five-spot surge last week. Two Section III teams maintained their footing atop their respective divisions: ...
With its sights set on the holiday season, Best Buy is expanding its presence in the gaming market, launching a new platform called Best Buy Gamers combining gaming content, deals, gear, events and ...
Evangeline Lilly is opening up about why she stopped acting. The actress, known for playing Kate Austen in “Lost” and Hope van Dyne in Marvel’s “Ant-Man” franchise, opened up about her Hollywood ...
Marva Cook recently discovered she is adopted and has a German birth certificate. ICE agents visited her house with a warrant.
ESPN's Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo publicly vented after, according to Russo, the Milwaukee Brewers declined his interview request with manager Pat Murphy, a Syracuse native.
The ban was passed after a racist mass shooting at a Buffalo grocery store. The judge said the ban violates the protections to keep and bear arms in the U.S. Constitution.