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I love traditions. Every year when I was a kid, my Mom and I would go to the same parades and sit in the same spot. Now, for Troy residents, one of those traditions is ending.

Especially during the times we're in right now, where sexual harassment is at the forefront of the news, many are having a huge problem with a party idea by Albany bar Pearl Street Pub.

I have a love/hate relationships with GoFundMe. I like the idea of them but sometimes you see some things that people are trying to raise money for and can't imagine ever donating. Now, there's a local GoFundMe that's causing outrage online.

At first I thought this was brilliant, then I thought about it and could see the downside, regardless, it's here in the Albany area what do you think?

You'd think with it officially being fall, we wouldn't have to worry about creepy crawlers infiltrating our houses but this little bugger is making its way so keep a look-out.

Face it, Summer is pretty much dead and gone. Another year past and another few warm days to go. So here are things to look forward too this Fall.

A spokesperson for the San Francisco-based store said that about 200 "underperforming" store locations will be closing while they open more of their sister brands.

If you were a fan of the country themed bar, Barrel Saloon, I'm sure you were disappointed when you heard it was for sale. No worries, the bar theme may be different but the grand opening is coming up.

An Investigation is currently being done by New York State Police regarding what is being reported as an apparent suicide that took place at Crossgates Mall.

Are you going out to Saratoga this weekend? Maybe getting a quick bite to eat after the track? You may want to take a look at this list first because inspection violations were just released.

Mark Cannon didn't have to die. While he deserved to be serving his time in the Albany County Jail, he also deserved the proper medical treatment that anyone else would deserve.

Traffic is terrible these days. Between people on their phones, people not paying attention, or people blatantly going against traffic laws, accidents are bound to happen and the Times Union put together a list of the most dangerous intersections in the Capital Region.