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Two firefighters had minor injuries, Fire Chief Richard Cellucci said. They were sent to Samaritan Hospital nearby and have since been released.
By: Tyler A. McNeil
TROY - A car on Sunday night smashed into a city ambulance, hit a parked vehicle, and fled the scene, according to the Troy Fire Department.
COBLESKILL — An 18-year-old man set fire to an abandoned motel and diner off state Route 7, village police said.
By: Brooke Baranski, Tyler A. McNeil
Registration is open for the 14th annual Saratoga County Revolutionary Run for Veterans, a 5K set for Nov. 7, 2026, at Fort Hardy Park in Schuylerville.
Democratic challenger faces off against a Republican with decades of experience in the state Legislature
By: Tyler A. McNeil, Darius Griffin
Amsterdam's proposed parking rules would leave the $40 starting fine in place for most violations but add penalties for tickets left unpaid.
By: Tyler A. McNeil, Brooke Baranski
Michael Sweeney is 14 years old, has aced Calculus II and linear algebra, and has already banked 26 college credits.
By: Darius Griffin, Tyler A. McNeil
Nearly five months after a fire tore through its firehouse and destroyed one of its trucks, the Menands Fire Department has received state grant money meant to help plug the gaps insurance hasn't covered.
In the veto letter, McCarthy claimed that the legislation was directly tied to Councilwoman Carmel Patrick taking a seven-month leave of absence to recover from a stroke.
By: Brooke Baranski, Tyler A. McNeil
A proposed New York bill would set a 180-day deadline for covered banks and mortgage lenders to sell acquired single- and two-family homes.
