Sean Cavanaugh

Albany residents packed the Albany West Community Center on Friday night for the first of seven budget information sessions hosted by Mayor Dorcey Applyrs, as the city weighs a proposed 2027 budget that includes tax increases and spending reductions.

Questions about how artificial intelligence should be used in the classroom are growing in the Capital Region, as schools and parents weigh how to prepare students for the future while addressing concerns about privacy and the impact on learning.

Albany residents, city leaders, police and mental health professionals gathered Tuesday night on Lark Street for a community conversation focused on public safety and how expanded mental health services could help address ongoing concerns in the area.

Trash overflowing for weeks at a 21-unit apartment complex in Schenectady's Stockade neighborhood has neighbors complaining about pests, missed pickups and what they describe as a lack of accountability from the property manager.

Massachusetts voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to keep recreational marijuana legal, a ballot question that could reshape the state's cannabis industry and have major economic consequences, supporters and opponents say.

Emotions ran high at Tuesday night's South Colonie school board meeting as students, parents, and community members demanded accountability after a video circulated online over the weekend showing several high school boys saying the N-word.

Sixteen years after Ashley Marie Carroll disappeared, friends and family gathered Thursday night for a candlelight vigil and balloon release, hoping it would bring renewed attention — and answers — to her case.

Diving into how the Pirates should evaluate the quarterback position going forward in the transfer portal.

Massachusetts voters will decide on Election Day whether to roll back the state's recreational marijuana law, a move supporters and opponents say could ripple beyond the state's borders and affect everything from tax revenue to public safety.

With less than a week until Election Day, Gov. Kathy Hochul and Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman are making their final push for votes with rallies in upstate New York, each urging supporters to turn out.