It's unclear just when New York will move ahead with ambitious plans that were announced last year to test public water systems for three industrial chemicals. State regulators have been working to require public water systems to test for and clean up three contaminants linked with long-term health risks such as severe kidney and liver damage.
State officials are urging New Yorkers to be on the lookout for spotted lanternfly egg masses over the winter.
The Albion police chief announced charges against three students for what police are calling a credible threat that was made against the school.
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Multiple students are banned from a local school right now after new threats circulated online.
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King Arthur Flour expanded a recall from October to include three more product lot codes of five-pound bags of Unbleached All-Purpose Flour that were omitted from the original recall.
News10NBC is investigating one of the most frustrating things that can happen to you and your vehicle. Let's say you're driving and your car or truck is damaged by someone else. If that driver is a government employee driving a government truck, state law says they don't pay for the damage.
New York State’s chief law enforcer says that she and all local District Attorneys need more money to implement the criminal justice reforms set to begin in New York on Jan. 1.
Rochester Gas and Electric is still working to restore power to people impacted by high winds Thursday night and Friday morning. On Friday, RG&E said some customers' power won't be restored until late Sunday night.
