Emergency crews rushed to a home in the town of Onondaga on Tuesday after a caller falsely reported a shooting, according to the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office.
Buffalo Bills Head Coach Doug Marrone had a cancerous mole on his skin removed recently, according to statement released by the team.
Landlords in the City of Oneida could face major fines and have their buildings closed for problems some say they can't control.
It’s been three weeks since Oswego Police asked for the public’s help in finding a man who disappeared from the Port City.
A bicyclist was taken to the hospital after being struck by a car Monday evening, according to New Hartford Police.
In today’s health headlines: A study finds antibiotics may be a safe treatment for appendicitis for some children, an Ohio measles outbreak forces kids to stay home, and a settlement in a epilepsy drug lawsuit.
(Tuesday Evening, April 22, 2014) Cool and moist air flowing southeast from southern Ontario Canada will be with us through most of Wednesday. Behind that, the air is quite dry and that should allow skies to brighten on Thursday. Can we keep the nicer weather going through Friday?
The Oneida Common Council discussed a proposal to limit the number a pets a person can own within the city limits, during a special session on Tuesday night.
Just hours after NewsChannel 9 put Central New Yorkers “On the Lookout” for a fugitive police say held a gun to his ex-girlfriend’s head, a viewer’s tip led to his arrest.
Green Lakes State Park is one of 53 parks in New York that will receive money from New York State for improvements.
The mayor is asking Syracuse residents to alert city officials to any potholes they believe present a concern.
Brand loyal with your toilet paper? Consumer Reports says you might want to reassess. Of the 19 different toilet papers it tested, more and more brands are skimping — fewer sheets, smaller sheets and narrower rolls.
It’s spring and Central New Yorkers may be thinking about disposing of junk around the house. Unlike a lot of discarded items, dumping an old television or Cathode Ray Tube, on the curb is not an option.
Two Syracuse University students have created an anti-social media app designed to fight cell phone addiction.
Numerous people have reported a Microsoft scam in which a caller tells you there’s something wrong with your computer and it needs immediate attention that will require you to pay up.
Dredging work is in full swing on Onondaga Lake and Honeywell says 2014 may be the last year of it.
A popular LaFayette orchard will soon expand. Beak and Skiff plans on opening a 15,000-square-foot bottling facility by July.
Comedian and political talk show host Bill Maher will be visiting Syracuse this fall.
A recruitment drive for new volunteer firefighters in Central New York is underway.
LocalSYR.com, the home for NewsChannel 9 on the web, has won a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award.
The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday morning to uphold a Michigan affirmative action ban.
A former Onondaga County Legislator and decorated veteran has passed away.
State Police say a trooper was taken to the hospital after a man sideswiped the officer’s parked cruiser on I-690.
Syracuse Police do not believe any foul play was involved in the death of a person whose body was found behind an Erie Boulevard auto dealership on Monday.
Did you know you’re being charged for items in your home that you aren’t even using?
A 22-year-old college soccer captain collapsed and died in his campus apartment Saturday night.
A Clay man charged with sex crimes who has been on the run since 2010 was arrested in a London airport on Saturday, according to the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office.
Governor Andrew Cuomo is urging the federal government to recall a toy known as “Clingy Darts” after he says the State’s Division of Consumer Protection (DCP) found the children’s toy contains more than six times the federal limit of the chemical phthalate Di(2-ethylhexyl), also known as DEHP.
Many Central New Yorkers stayed "Boston Strong" by participating in a memorial run at Onondaga Lake Park on Monday.
One year after bombs ripped across the finish line, two runners claimed victory at the Boston Marathon on Monday.
Got an old computer stashed in a storage room? Or an ancient cell phone junked in a kitchen drawer? Just in time for Earth Day, Consumer Reports ShopSmart magazine has some advice on what to do with old electronics and maybe make money in the process.
Grammy-Award winner Maxwell is bringing his "Summer Solstice" tour to Syracuse.
Monday marked the first day of spring break for students in the Syracuse City School District and for most children, it’s a time of fun and relaxation, but for hundreds of others who rely on free and reduced lunches - it can mean going a week without a meal.
With the weather warming up, crews are preparing to get construction season underway throughout Central New York.
Question: What project is causing the traffic delays on South Salina Street in Syracuse?
More first-responders in the community are being armed with a medication that can help with the major resurgence of heroin in the area.
A town of Clay man who has been accused of driving while high on heroin during a crash that took the life of a Liverpool woman was appointed a new lawyer on Monday.
The President of South Korea has directed some harsh words at crew members who were aboard a now-sunken ferry.
One person was taken to a local hospital after a stabbing outside of a North Side bar early Monday morning, Syracuse Police say.
Syracuse Police are looking for a suspect after a stabbing on Seymour Street early Monday morning.
The New York Knicks announced Monday morning that their entire coaching staff had been shown the door.
A Geneva man with a history in criminal drug activity is facing new charges.
Vacant, run-down, properties have become a growing problem around Syracuse. Last year city officials took action creating an ordinance forcing homeowners to fix up the eyesores and some say its working.
Back in Central New York, a memorial run will take place at Onondaga Lake Park on Monday at 5:45 p.m.
Fayetteville native Nina Davuluri was visiting a school to talk about diversity and STEM subjects, when a student offered her a flower and asked her to his prom.
Syracuse police are looking for a suspect who stabbed a man twice, before the victim was able to hit him in the head with a baseball bat.
(Sunday Evening, April 20, 2014) The warm, pleasant trend from the weekend will carry over to the start of the new work week. Temperatures will make a run into the 70s Monday. There will be some showers on Tuesday as a cold front passes. Temperatures briefly cool down by mid-week before returning to normal by next weekend.
On Sunday many Central New Yorkers are surrounded by friends and family as they celebrate this Easter holiday. But that's not the case for hundreds in our community who struggle with homelessness. Fortunately, there are people around the area stepping in to help make their holiday a little brighter.
Neighbors on the 200 block of Lilac Street in Syracuse woke up to the sound of a crash on Sunday morning.
Several warning signals went off before a train hit a woman behind a lumber shop in Endwell, New York on Saturday, according to New York State police.
