Ukraine's Prime Minister Advocates for Congressional Aid Package, Hopes American Businesses Invest in Ukraine
Denys Shmyhal, Ukraine’s Prime Minister, wrapped up a trip to the US. He’s here looking to bring in economic support and recovery to Ukraine as well as advocate for congressional aid for Ukraine.
Tioga Downs arsonist sentenced to 7-15 years in prison
Boyd Fenton, 33, who set fire to a horse barn at Tioga Downs on Nov. 9th, 2023, was sentenced at Tioga County Court on Friday. 30 racehorses died in the fire and a trainer was hurt when they tried to rescue horses from the flames.
Biden Hits Campaign Trail in PA, Pitches New Tax Plan Criticized by Republicans
This week in Pennsylvania, President Biden made stops in his hometown of Scranton, Pittsburgh Philadelphia as he pitched his tax plan which focuses on having the rich pay their fair share and strengthening the middle class.
Community Outraged after Schuyler Co. Veteran Service Director Forced to Resign
On Thursday, the Director of Schuyler County Veteran Service was asked to resign. Veterans attended a regularly scheduled Council of Governments meeting in Montour Falls and responded to Kristine Gardner's resignation.
House Moves Forward with Foreign Aid Package as Johnson Faces Pressure from GOP Hardliners
The House Rules Committee considered a foreign aid package totaling roughly $95 billion, similar to the foreign aid package passed by the Senate in Feb. It includes about $61 billion for Ukraine, $26 billion for Israel and $8 billion for the Indo-Pacific
Assemblyman Phil Palmesano Shares His Story About Organ Donation in Hopes of Encouraging Others to Become a Donor
Assemblyman Phil Palmesano said his sister was a two-time kidney transplant recipient and encourages people to consider donating, as he's a living donor himself.
Members Push DOJ to Denounce "Racist" Insular Cases Which Shaped, Limited Rights in US Territories
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressional lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, are pushing the Department of Justice to condemn the Insular Cases. From 1901 to 1922, a series of the Insular Cases helped shape the landscape for people in US territories. These case
According to officials, plans for the demolition of Brand Park Pool have hit a snag. In March, the city received approval from NYS to tear down the pool, but the mayor said the state is requiring another step in the process before demolition can begin.
As the presidential election gets closer, Green Party candidate Jill Stein is trying to get herself on the ballot in New York.
Back on November 9th, 2023, a man burned down a horse barn at Tioga Downs, killing 30 racehorses inside. Fast forward to today, there seems to be a little good that has come from the tragedy.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - After months of stalling, the House of Representatives might take up legislation that aims to help our foreign allies. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R- LA) told members he’s considering separate votes for Israel, Ukraine and
Yates County Public Health announced announced that anyone who ate food at the Main Deck restaurant between April 4 and April 12 may have been exposed to hepatitis A.
Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen, and Onondaga County Sheriff's Office Lt. Michael Hoosock both died in the line of duty on April 14th.
Advocates are calling for the passage of a few bills they feel will help immigrant communities.
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a conceptual agreement with legislative leaders on the New York State budget.