Sean Cavanaugh is a Multimedia Journalist at various esteemed outlets. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including law and legal affairs, legislation, health and wellness, and regional interest, often exploring topics such as environmental services, urban design, and mental health. Sean's work has been featured in Health Affairs, Red Hat, Sportskeeda, WRGB CBS6, WJAC, Inc., MSN, and 247Sports.
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Sean Cavanaugh's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly basketball and NBA-related news. He also covers entertainment news related to prominent figures in sports. Based on his article titles, it seems that he prefers content with a mix of humor and interesting insights.
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By: Sean Cavanaugh
Albany County lawmakers have withdrawn a proposal that would have required some parents to take a five-hour class if their child was convicted of a crime, after community advocates pushed back and urged officials to focus on the root causes of youth violence.
By: Sean Cavanaugh
A string of flare gun incidents in Albany involving three 14-year-old boys has raised new questions about how easily teenagers can get their hands on the devices and whether New York needs tighter rules to prevent them from being used as weapons.
By: Sean Cavanaugh
Albany is poised to see millions of dollars invested in projects aimed at revitalizing downtown, as the state moves forward with the first funding allocation under Gov. Kathy Hochul's Championing Albany's Potential initiative, known as CAP.
By: Sean Cavanaugh
A proposal to ban the sale and distribution of kratom in Rensselaer County is drawing strong reaction as county lawmakers consider restrictions that would inclu
By: Sean Cavanaugh
TROY — Troy City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to change the city charter in a move supporters say will limit a mayor’s ability to declare a state of
By: Sean Cavanaugh
For the first time, AAA says the average national gas price has never been above $4 a gallon on Labor Day weekend — but that has now changed, as drivers head in
Further reaction from ECU's season-opening loss to Alabama.
Diving int the keys to victory for the Pirates heading into the Appalachian State contest.
By: Sean Cavanaugh
With federal changes to SNAP set to take effect Oct. 1, Schenectady County lawmakers are moving to delay the shift and warning it could leave local government paying hundreds of thousands of dollars more each year.
By: Sean Cavanaugh
Dozens of people gathered at Ichabod Crane High School on Thursday night, pressing school leaders for answers about an unknown budget deficit that Superintendent Marie Digirolamo said has built up over the last few years.
