Steve King

For the last few months, my wife and I have been going to some of the local diners for breakfast on Saturday mornings and these are some of our favorites.

With all the movie and TV productions that seem to be filming all the time in Upstate New York, you've got a pretty good chance to run into your favorite celebrity. Here's a list of celebrities that live in Upstate New York.

Steve Burns, the former host of the kid's show "Blue's Clues" is selling his awesome house in Brooklyn. It's a converted shop and garage...and, of course, it's even blue!

I've never seen anything like this 300+ car collection of classic cars, trucks, racecars, customs, and parts that have been unearthed right here in New York.

Check out this amazing color footage of The Doors with original audio shot backstage at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on September 1st, 1968.

There's a group called the Albany Riverfront Collective that is leading the charge to reimagine the Albany riverfront area.

There is a park in New York that claims to have a vortex that will transport you through time and space. It also has a connection to Area 51 in the Nevada desert.

Another movie or TV show is filming in Albany this weekend so be on the lookout for celebrities and closed roads all weekend long.

They covered the streets in dirt and blocked areas around Washington Park for weeks while they filmed "The Gilded Age". Now, we get our first look at the production.

Apartment 18A is right next door to George and Amal Clooney. Yes, that George Clooney from "ER" and "Oceans 11".

This Friday’s near-total lunar eclipse, the longest of the century and the first of this length in 580 years, is truly a once-in-a-lifetime..er actually many lifetime event.

Every year the Better Business Bearue puts out their list of holiday scams, and this year is no different. If anything there are even more scams this year.