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Suspicious Death at Popular Upstate Attraction – Police Ask for Help
Suspicious Death at Popular Upstate Attraction – Police Ask for Help
State Police ask for help while they investigate the mysterious death of a man they found at Ausable Chasm in the early hours of Sunday morning. Anyone with information regarding this incident to please contact state police at 518-873-2777. A suspicious death over the weekend in Upstate New York has prompted local police to ask for the public's help while they continue their investigation... Read
Massive Rally of 15K People to Shut Down Parts of Albany this Week
Massive Rally of 15K People to Shut Down Parts of Albany this Week
Last week a mid-March Nor'easter left many Capital Region residents scrambling while Mother Nature dumped a foot on us just days before St. Patricks's Day and March Madness hit the State Capital, but, we made it. And now, just when it seemed that things were slowly returning to normal in Albany, on Sunday there was news from the Albany Police Department about an upcoming large healthcare rally dow
Police in New York want you to Drive with a ‘Yellow Dot’ But Why?
Police in New York want you to Drive with a ‘Yellow Dot’ But Why?
Why are so many New Yorkers placing this "Yellow dot" sticker on their car? The answer may not only surprise you, but it may also actually save a life. So, what's up with the Yellow Dot that you are starting to see on cars in New York? "Yellow Dot" is a free program set up by the New York State Sheriff's Office that is used to assist first responders...
Looking Back at the Day UA Students Changed St. Patty’s Day Forever
Looking Back at the Day UA Students Changed St. Patty’s Day Forever
The infamous Kegs and Eggs riots of 2011 changed how residents in Albany would celebrate St. Patrick's Day, as well as igniting a change at the University of Albany that had been a tradition for years. It had been rumored long before the incident, that school officials at the University at Albany wanted to do away with "Fountain Day", an annual event that brings thousands of students, fa

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