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Check out even more roadside attractions to help keep you entertained while on your drive throughout the Great State of New York.

Going to and from work, I constantly see insane amounts of trash on the side of the road and in the woods. Take a look at these staggering litter photos.

If you have ever owned a pet and they go missing, it is not only nerve-wracking but very disheartening. You do whatever it takes to try and bring that animal back home. There is a family in Fort Plain that is hoping someone will have information to bring their beloved horse home.

One Upstate city is in uproar after the source of a boil water advisory was revealed as an unmanned treatment facility under the town's Water Board.

The beloved sitcom favorite went on NBC's "Who Do You Think You Are?" and traced his mother's family back to his 8x great grandparents and their surprising history around Albany.

Police say he certainly would have died had it not been for the other drivers who risked their own lives to save his.

Your first thought was probably the same as mine when you saw the title. Well, thanks to a post on Facebook, we may have found Aquaman's favorite Capital Region place to go.

The Johnstown school district has been fighting an uphill battle to save their sports programs after severe budget cuts. They recently got a large donation from Dick's Sporting Goods to help.

The Fulton County's Sherrif's Office is looking for the owner of a badly injured dog that was hit this morning. The small dog is alive, but it pretty rough shape.

Carl E. Stotz Field in Memorial Park is the original home of the Little League World Series, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania and some local players will begin to play there today.

I've lived in New York State my entire life and I went through this list, having used most if not all of these products with no clue they were invented not too far from here. How many of these did you know?

A man in Johnstown received an unsettling and disturbing flyer tucked into the windshield of his car over the weekend, just ahead of Martin Luther King Day. The message was hate-filled, contained a picture of Martin Luther King Jr., and appears to have been distributed by a member (or members) of the KKK. Local police want your help.