Brian and Chrissy

The Albany Empire franchise came and went in a blink of an eye.  In the two short years that they existed, players, staff, sponsors and fans were all-in on arena football's return to Albany. But as players, staff and fans celebrated the title in 2019, many of the women who cheered the loudest for the now defunct franchise, feel cheated. The Albany Empresses dance team say they were lied to about a

The Cruel Business of Yogurt. As a frequent visitor of TCBY and lover of frozen yogurt, this news completely bummed me out.  An area TCBY, the one that kick started my obsession a few years back, put a lid on their business on Friday.

How would you like to win tickets to the sold-out Kane Brown show at the Times Union Center Friday night March 6th?  How about meet and greets, too?  Do we have your attention yet?  Good.  Now, you'll need to get a little creative and start hyping up your love for Kane Brown and WGNA in the contest we're calling "Campaign for Kane"

Christopher Fain from Albany is GNA's March 2020 Hometown Hero for the volunteer work he does at Albany Medical Center.

Larry in Poestenkill emailed the show, heartbroken after he found out that his girlfriend of many years was cheating on him with her boss at work.  Down and out on his luck, Love Cowboy took a gentle approach to handling this young man's heartache, but was he effective?

Trina in Troy emailed the show asking for help in turning her boyfriend into a fan of country music.  Trina feels like they're missing out on some key bonding moments together because of his lack of interest in her two of her favorite things: Country music and of course, GNA.

Julia Gargano is the St. Rose senior who auditioned on American Idol Sunday night and blew the judges away.  Following her stirring performance of an original song she wrote called 'Growing Pains', Idol judge Katy Perry ran up to her and gave her the biggest  hug.  Gargano, originally from Staten Island told Brian and Chrissy on GNA Wednesday morning that she literally blacked out the moment that

A scratch-off from the New York Lottery sold at a local Stewarts Shop and paid off for one area resident in a big way.  The scratch-off ticket called "Make My Month" hit for a cool million bucks recently and while the resident has yet to be announced, things are about to change for one lucky Capital Region native on Wednesday.

Proctors in Schenectady had their annual announcement of hit shows that will be taking the stage for the during the 2020-2021 season.  Among the many highlights are Hadestown, Pretty Woman, and the return of The Lion King.

Teens today are under so much pressure sometimes it's just the most subtle act of kindness that can really turn someone's day around.  A local school welcomed students back from winter break with thousands of anonymous, handwritten notes posted to their lockers...

We want to honor you and your fellow heroes and we need places to go. Tell us where to go and Brian and Chrissy will set up a live GNA broadcast during First Responder Fridays.

18 facilities, including the Albany Jewish Community Center received a bomb threat via email on Sunday morning prompting a swift shutdown and search by K-9 Units.