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The Times Union reported in June that Jason Schofield had become a focus of an FBI investigation that led to the guilty plea earlier this year of a Troy councilwoman

The exhibit "Graphic Liberation!" by Josh MacPhee and the fifth “Screenprint Biennial” curated by Nathan Meltz kicks off Opalka Gallery’s 20th anniversary season, which will challenge what a traditional gallery can be.

If you plan to fly during the holidays, it's going to be expensive.

The mansion at 49 Second St. is a former fraternity house and a favorite for 19th century movie settings that needs $2 million to meet restoration and repair costs

It's important to note that only village residents who are registered to vote are eligible to cast a ballot.

Peiter “Mudge” Zatko detailed security failures within Twitter.

The play, about a budding romance thattakes place in Schenectady, has world premiere Sept.21 at Barrington Stage Company in Pittsfield, Mass.

If approved, the new regulations would go into effect September 28th.

Starr argued 36 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court during his career.

Duncan Maclean pleaded guilty to attempted assault in beating of man. No one has ever been charged, however, in the death of Macleans wife, Megan Dyer-Maclean.