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The Troy Police Department’s top brass faced a slew of questions from the city council over its emergency response policies during Tuesday’s public safety meeti

Justice Center of Rensselaer County board members are paying tribute to the group’s late co-founder, with a lecture from a leading scholar on racial inequity

Governor Hochul and Congressman Higgins announced New York State has been awarded $500,000 in federal funding to further the state's efforts in combatting targeted violence and domestic terrorism.

Capital Region residents have been gathering supplies to send to Ukraine. Now some very specialized equipment is coming from police departments in the Capital Region.

Troy Mayor Patrick Madden delivered his annual State of the City address Tuesday night. Madden again presented his plans for the upcoming year virtually.

Troy police get special training to deal with mental health calls. 

TROY – The former Illium Café & Bistro on Monument Square is being remodeled into...

Table Hopping By Steve Barnes, senior writer on May 15, 2021 at 7:45 AM My story from yesterday: TROY — Police are investigating a threat of violence directed at The Berlin cocktail lounge after its owner announced Thursday (5/13) that he will require proof of coronavirus vaccination before admitting patrons when the bar reopens next weekend. Matt Baumgartner, who owns The Berlin and its downstairs sibling, Troy Beer Garden, said that in less than four hours Thursday afternoo...

Police investigating threats against The Berlin lounge for vaccination stance FacebookTwitterEmail The bar at The Berlin, above Troy Beer Garden at 2 King St. in Troy. (Provided photo.)Photo courtesy of Matt Baumgartner TROY — Police are investigating a threat of violence directed at The Berlin cocktail lounge after its owner announced Thursday that he will require proof of coronavirus vaccination before admitting patrons when the bar reopens next weekend. Matt Baumgartner, who owns The Berli...

Created: May 07, 2021 04:45 PM Troy police have made an arrest in connection to a case of dog abuse in the city. You may have seen some of the videos circulating on social media this week. Noah Pascal, 23, has been charged with two counts of injuring an animal and one count of resisting arrest. Deputy Chief Dan DeWolf says they were made aware of the videos earlier this week, but it took them a couple days to get Pascal and the puppy in custody. NewsChannel 13 has permission to post ...