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A federal judge threw out a lawsuit filed by the union representing New York corrections officers that sought to stop the state from implementing a solitary confinement reform law.

In Seneca County, Democrats and Republicans have found common ground on one issue: cryptomining.

Two races will likely appear on the Aug. 23 primary election ballot in Cayuga County.

Cayuga County legislators are considering ideas to provide gas tax relief, but first want to hear from town and village leaders about how their municipalities would be affected by the

U.S. Rep. John Katkos bill to ensure rural communities can access federal disaster aid is one step closer to final passage in Congress.

Syracuse Hancock International Airport could soon have its own police officers and the financing necessary to make significant infrastructure improvements.

As COVID-19 transmission rates decrease, Auburn Community Hospital will review whether to alter its visitation policy.

Early voting begins Saturday ahead of the June 28 primary election headlined by candidates vying for the Democratic and Republican nominations in New York.

U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney agrees there should be a response following recent mass shootings at a grocery store in Buffalo and an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. But she does

State Sen. John Mannion was the lead sponsor on nearly 50 bills that passed the state Senate, 29 of which received final legislative approval and are headed to Gov. Kathy