empire state plaza

If you were watching Saturday Night Live this weekend, you may have perked up during a certain segment when you saw the Albany skyline, except it was all wrong!

New York state is looking for two special trees to display for the holidays at the Capitol. Here's how to donate and show off your tree.

4 men were arrested over the weekend in Albany after police say they climbed the roof of the Egg at the Empire State Plaza. Their not so egg-cellent adventure also included spray painting and defacing the property. One of the men charged was apparently celebrating a milestone birthday while the other was celebrating his new found love. I guess you could say their plan was poorly hatched, and today

I hate when I see these stories going around Facebook, especially when they're local. Now, added to all of the other things you have to be worried about, there are now a group of people trying to recruit people for human trafficking.

Adult coloring books gave you anything you wanted to color to relax your mind you could, except local monuments. Well, I found them!

I love this time of year. There's something about the holiday season and the holiday spirit in everything that brings a smile to my face. Luckily, here in the Capital Region, there are a ton of things to do and in the next two weeks, I want to do all of them.

Looking for something to do this weekend? The rice rink at the Empire State Plaza has opened for the season.

If you want to show off your tree and donate it to the Capitol for the holidays, they are looking for two beautiful trees to showcase.

It seems August is the time of year for great free shows in the Capital Region!

We all have excuses to why we can't workout. The main reasons usually have something to do with time and convenience. Well if you work for the state or work near the Empire State Plaza, this could be perfect for you.

So if you have been up to the observation deck of the Empire State Building in Manhattan you know it will cost you a pretty penny, but this won't.

For those who live here we may pass these daily and not bat an eye, to tourists these things are essential stops.