Property owners backed the plan 82-13, ending years of patchwork ambulance coverage for about 400 northwest Greece homes.

State regulators say Flower City Produce counts as a grocery store, not a farm stand — and that could cut off food aid for Rochester families.

The Democrat wants local media and colleges to host the face-offs. Tenney's camp hasn't said yes or no.

A federal judge tossed Colin Wright's DEI hiring lawsuit against Cornell, ruling he never had standing to sue in the first place.

The Planning Board met Tuesday night to weigh a one-year pause, as Dryden and Caroline have already moved to restrict the industry.

Judge Kristina Karle texted another judge to set bail and hold a family friend in jail, state regulators say.

Seven AI license plate readers are coming off Cornell's campus after the university ended its Flock Safety contract this month.

Pennsylvania's Bradford County is banking millions in gas fees while New York kept its fracking ban. Officials point to new civic buildings as proof of the payoff.

Marva Cook voted in 14 elections since 1999 before learning she was adopted and born abroad, her lawyer says.

About 7,000 ballots sat in a backlog after the county's vendor ran short on the right envelopes, officials say.

Auburn native Kailee Buller calls herself a dark-horse candidate as she challenges Rep. John Mannion for the Syracuse-area seat.

A proposed 2027 budget could eliminate five staff positions at Cortland County's child abuse response center. A public hearing is set for Thursday.

Eight Cornell-owned fraternity properties pay zero property tax — and even a dormant chapter's house is included.