Medical news

Lines of people were disappointed when the popular "baby goat snuggle fest" at the Great New York State Fair was canceled on day one over veterinary concerns.

A man from Upstate New York, who was volunteering during a demolition derby at a county fair, suffered a horrible accident resulting in having his leg amputated.

A man in Upstate New York was bit trying to help a rattlesnake cross the road. Sadly, he went into a coma, and though he's out of it now, he remains intubated.

Have you been to the Upstate New York Adirondacks recently? If so, come prepared to fend off a frenzy of feisty flies and annoying gnats!

An area woman chronicled a harrowing experience over the weekend after her 15lb dog was bitten by a timber rattlesnake while hiking near Lake George.

there was no shortage of generosity from people, some more than likely strangers, who stepped up with $10, $50, $200, and even 1000-dollar donations for the family.

An Albany woman is suing ShopRite claiming that a mismarked pie led to her daughter getting sick. According to her attorney, she's seeking $35K in damages.

The Capital Region's first cannabis store opened on April 1st and there has been a line around the building at times. Now this new dispensary in Schenectady starts delivery services.

It's always fun to see a concert at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. A lot goes into making it not only a great experience but a safe one as well. This month, there will be a mass casualty training exercise on the SPAC grounds. Here's how you can help.

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

When we get snow in Upstate New York we usually can handle it and know what we need to do to clear it out and be safe. There are a couple of things that may not be on your list but could save your life and the lives of your neighbors.

Beginning tomorrow morning just after 6 AM, and running through Friday until about 7 PM, GNA, the radio station that you know - and love -  will sound a little bit different.