(Sunday Morning, April 20, 2014) Easter Sunday will be a very nice and pleasant one. Temperatures will rise into the 60s with a nice mix of sun and clouds. We turn warmer Monday before a cold front will cool us back down by mid-week.
Investigators believe the crash happened early Saturday morning, but the exact time is not known.
Patrick Farves said the idea started as a joke. He then got so much attention at school for the idea, he decided he had to go through with it.
The outage started around 6:00 p.m. and was resolved about 7:30 p.m.
Members of the Moyers Corners Fire Department receive all-day training in safely removing patients from a school bus crash.
Firefighters were called to the 100 block of Clyde Avenue around 8:18 a.m., when they found flames and smoke on all three floors of a building.
The offense won, 34-27.
Syracuse Police say they are investigating a rash of heroin overdoses that have occurred over the course of the last 24 hours.
Hundreds of volunteers from the Northside Baptist Church in Liverpool spent all day Saturday setting up the Oncenter for Easter Sunday services.
The West Rome Drive-In movie theater in Oneida County recently announced that it's closing it's gates for good. The Davidson Car Dealership in Rome took over the property in 2011. Owners there worked with Zurich Cinema Corporation to keep the drive-in open, but with low attendance and costly upgrades, they had to shut it down.
Kids had to have a ticket to catch up with the Easter bunny at the American Legion in Syracuse on Saturday. The event was free and every table was booked.
Onondaga County Sheriff’s Investigators say they found an assault weapon under a pile of debris behind an abandoned house on Syracuse’s West Side.
The Hinman family reached a major milestone today when the twins arrived at home.
There will be no spring hockey for the kids who use a rink in Syracuse’s Valley neighborhood until $1.5 million can be found to fix its coolant system.
The Syracuse area is already generating a lot of buzz in the drone industry. Companies are lining up after the area was selected by the FAA in January as one of the agency’s six unmanned aircraft test sites – and that’s already been enough to draw tremendous interest.
Syracuse Police have identified a motorcyclist who was seriously injured in a crash that shut down part of I-690 late Thursday night.
Following the announcement that millions of customers at Michaels craft stores may be affected by a security breach, the company is offering a year of free credit monitoring.
The 2013-14 season may not have produced the results Syracuse Crunch fans were hoping for after their first appearance in the Calder Cup final, but the campaign did yield some highlights.
A portion of I-81 southbound in Cortland County will be reduced to one lane starting Monday morning.
Railroad maintenance will close part of John Glenn Boulevard starting at 5 a.m. on Saturday, April 26.
Lara Spencer has been named co-host of ABC's Good Morning America.
The investigation is underway into a fire that damaged a home on West Main Street in Dryden.
With spring cleaning just around the corner, you may be vowing to straighten out your messy closets. Plenty of do-it-yourself kits promise to provide the rods, shelves, and drawers you need to turn chaos into order. Consumer Reports tested 5 closet organizers, priced from under $100 to more than $500.
Multiple Michaels stores in Central New York are among those impacted by a massive security breach the company has identified.
A Mexican Affair and Ana Marie Rossi's Pure Italian Pizza is up and running on Court Street across from Assumption Cemetery.
A new project in the city of Syracuse hopes to have a positive impact for women.
Target customers who may have been victims of a security breach at stores last year have until Wednesday to sign up for free credit monitoring offered by the company.
In Manlius, a new Dollar Tree is under construction along West Seneca Street in Limestone Commons.
Some neighbors on Syracuse’s North Side say loud music at the Regional Market is keeping them awake. The market held a concert Tuesday night, and neighbors say they could hear the music from blocks away.
Syracuse Police are putting Central New Yorkers On the Lookout for a man who they believe used a credit card, that was either lost or stolen, to go on a $700 shopping spree at Destiny USA on February 23.
Even with a last shot of winter this week, it looks like we're finally rid of the snow and cold from this winter. It was rough for many of us, but is actually doing wonders for the Port of Oswego.
Two Sherrill residents are facing charges after a three-month investigation into heroin dealing in the Oneida County city.
Members of the Onondaga Nation say a vigil they held at Syracuse’s Inner Harbor on Thursday is the most recent chapter in a decade-long quest for justice.
A Federal judge in the Western District of New York based in Buffalo will hear a civil case in Federal court brought on behalf of the 11-year-old rape victim of David Renz.
Many of the runners who were not able to finish last year’s Boston Marathon because of the bombing will be back in Boston on Monday in hopes of running all 26 miles.
Former Syracuse University and Philadelphia Eagles star Donovan McNabb has been arrested in Arizona.
Mercer’s Ice Cream Shop is getting ready for another summer with its sweet specialty: wine ice cream.
Prom season is upon us and high schoolers are getting ready to make memories.
You’ve filed your taxes, and now you’re anxiously awaiting your refund check. How long should it take?
An Oneida County man has been arrested for allegedly stealing guns from a home in the town of New Hartford and then selling them at a local sporting goods store.
Town of Cicero officials have closed Beach Road because of severe flooding.
The “Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill” restaurant at Destiny USA owes more than $189,000 in taxes to the state.
Central New Yorkers may find themselves grilling on a budget this summer.
A winning Take 5 lotto ticket worth $33,619.50 was sold at a Lyncourt gas station.
Facebook has announced it’s rolling out a new feature that lets you see if friends are near you.
A 10th Mountain Division soldier from Fort Drum died from injuries sustained in combat while serving in Afghanistan.
Price Chopper is recalling its Price Chopper Brand Tuscan White Bean Hummus.
Smart phone thefts are way up. Based on a just-released survey, Consumer Reports estimates the number of stolen phones nearly doubled in the past year to 3.1 million. And more than a million smart phones were lost and never recovered.
There are nearly 88,000 jobs posted on the states Jobs Express website, including 4,900 in Central New York.
A sequel to the 1993 comedy “Mrs. Doubtfire” starring Robin Williams is being developed, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
