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Have you seen this rare bird in New York. He is here, for now.

No big deal, just a coyote hanging out following us around the golf course yesterday. This happened while some buddies of mine as we were playing at a golf course located about an hour south of Albany on Sunday. At around the 14th hole on the Poughkeepsie course, we spotted a deer hanging out behind a tree looking around rather cautiously, which is pretty typical. But then another friend of mine n

We've been keeping our eyes out for ticks, it seems, this year more than ever. Stories like this remind us why we keep looking.

Studies say that 22 veterans commit suicide every day. It's such a troubling number for these people that put their lives on the line to protect us. Tom Zurhellen believed more people needed to know that number so he's doing something about it.

How great are sloths? You have a chance to have an up close experience with one this weekend and you don't even have to drive that far!

I don't know about you, but I'm not a fan of the words "outbreak" and "Upstate New York" in the same sentence. Apparently, there's another Coxsackie virus outbreak and it's closer to us than I'd like it to be.

One way you can tell if someone is from around here or not, let any of these wrong from Only In Your State and you've given yourself away as an out of towner.

It's always cool when you see one of your favorite celebrities in your hometown. Imagine, you're just going through your normal routine and then all of a sudden it's that guy from that movie you like. That's what happened to people at Albany International Airport the other day.

Pit Bulls get bad press a lot of the time because they tend to be the breed that a lot of people utilize to protect themselves. Some owners take advantage of their underlying aggression and instead of getting them trained to control it, they push them to be more angry. That's why I was so excited to see that the first pit bull was named a police officer in New York State. I can't believe this happ

A fire district in Poughkeepsie was ordered to take flags off of trucks for operational reasons.

A lightning strike at Madison Square Park in Poughkeepsie took down 5 people this afternoon at about 4:15. Three of the 5 people who were struck were injured so badly they were unresponsive when medics arrived. According to reports they were not directly struck by the lightning but were standing by a bench under a tree that was struck when the charge from the lightning conducted through the ground

According to the early numbers, 11.3 million people tuned in for Saugerties native, and Saint Rose Grad, JIMMY FALLON'S debut on "The Tonight Show" on Monday night. That's down slightly from the 14.6 million who watched JAY LENO'S last episode earlier this month ...