Crime

A Schenectady woman convicted 30 years ago of killing her infant daughter and long suspected in the deaths of her other children, has been granted parole and could be back in the area soon, living with her husband in Duanseburg.

It's shrouded in mystery. We knew a ton of roads are closed in Albany for a filming but didn't know a ton about it. I did some research and I have more details on what's coming to Albany.

What's going on in the city of Albany?  Violence is up, residents are angry, local leaders are blasting each other on social media, and nothing is getting resolved. I live in Albany, I love Albany, and I'm trying to help raise my 3 year old son here.  I don't like what's going on.  Someone recently asked me if I feel unsafe living in Albany.  I wouldn't say that, but I would say I feel uncomfortab

Police are getting more creative to let the community know that they can remain anonymous to help catch the bad guys. In return, those tipsters can get a cash reward.

A Capital Region city is asking residents to assist the local police department in helping them keep an eye out for crime. They are calling on residents and their furry friends.

A few days ago, police said they were looking for a gang of thieves that were targeting daytime events throughout the Capital Region. Now they have surveillance footage of one of those thieves and need your help to find her.

New York Upstate has ranked the most dangerous cities in Upstate New York based on FBI crime data.

According to police, the woman managed to chase the man away. They are still searching for the suspect.

Whenever a child first goes missing, it's plastered on the news and social media and gets shared a good number of times. Then, time passes and people don't keep these poor children at the top of their mind. I wanted to remind you of them.

Not a badge of honor for a county to have, sadly it is a badge one wears in the Capital Region.

Yesterday, I told you which of our beautiful cities/towns were considered the safest in the state. Today, lets get to the highest crime rate! Okay, I shouldn't sound so excited about that. The exclamation point was maybe the wrong choice of punctuation given the subject at hand. But, still, lets get to the facts.

Crime is on the rise in Albany and business owners and some residents will tell you that safety is becoming a big problem in our capital city.  I've lived in Albany the majority of my life and I rarely, if ever, feel threatened.  Clearly though, I'm in the minority. Does Albany feel unsafe to you?