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If you're looking for a new animal family member to join your household, the first person you think of is Steve Caporizzo and I'm sure the first place you look is Pet Connection.

It seems that anytime someone says that a dog is a Pit Bull, it gets met with strange looks and grand generalizations. Well, I met Cinco from the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society and he puts all of those to rest.

Stephanie Grady came on The Sean And Richie Show today to talk about her visit to the Plum Island animal research facility off the coast of Connecticut. Very few outsiders have ever set foot in the facility, which has spawned decades of conspiracy theories related to Lyme disease, with some claiming it had a hand in creating and accidentally releasing the disease...

From Grammy winners to CMA winners, The Capital Region of New York has some talented people who've been recognized nationally. John Gray is the latest Northeast talent to take home a national award with an Emmy win!

When I looked at News 10 -ABC and WGNA chief meteorologist Steve Caporizzo's forecast I thought it was a bad joke. I'm sad to report that it is not.

In a very emotional and public trail that lasted nearly a month the jury finally reached a verdict in the child death case yesterday.

The world we live in is dangerous, and locally getting more dangerous every day.

I didn't believe the headline when I saw it but it is true.

Yesterday as I hunkered down in my home with my family I hoped for the best. I was relieved that the hurricane had been downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it got to the Albany area, but I still couldn't help but stare at the huge trees surrounding my home and praying one would not fall onto my house...

A mudslide on Brunswick Avenue occurred not long ago and destroyed multiple homes there.

This morning on the Sean and Richie show Broadcast live from Saratgoa Race Course WGNA-FM's chief meteorologist Steve Caporizzo laid out the details on when  we in the Albany area should expect the worse weather from Hurricane Irene.

Here she comes, chugging strong toward the east coast of the United States. It's Hurricane Irene, and the state of North Carolina is not taking any chances.