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A Troy woman has been arrested following a burglary investigation, according to New York State Police.

"Couldn't tell you how many hotels I've ever stayed at, but I have never ever had this happen to me anywhere in the world except Buffalo," Brady said.

QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — It might be Spring Break but it doesn't feel like it. As the old saying goes, April showers bring May flowers ....is snow showers what they had in mind? Wet packable snow blanketed Warren County, the prefect kind for snowballs! “We are used to snow, pretty well into April, even early [...]

President Biden held a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Thursday. It's their first call since Israeli forces struck and killed seven World Central Kitchen workers attempting to deliver food into Gaza.

Photography experts warn that pointing your smartphone at the sky may cause damage to your device. It'll also likely result in less-than-stellar photos of the sun.

A jury found Willie Green guilty of second-degree murder in the matter of Hacief Oliver's death.

The City of Albany has announced the lineup and schedule for the 76th annual Albany Tulip Festival.

The weekend is almost here! From Jesus Christ Superstar at Proctors Theatre to the Saratoga Tattoo Expo to Drink Schenectady, there are quite a few things happening on April 5, 6, and 7.

A Tennessee man has been charged as a fugitive of justice following an investigation, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office.

A Queensbury man was arrested on Saturday and is accused of offering massage therapy services without a license. Tieli Wang, 54, faces multiple charges.

The Guac Box, a modern American taqueria, is set to open in Warrensburg. The eatery is opening at 3915 Main Street in the former Sulla Terra Bistro and Bakery space, which closed in December.

Siena College has received approval to offer two teach-out programs for students of the College of Saint Rose. The teach-out programs will be for students with a bachelor of science and a master of science in education, (M.S.Ed.) and in early childhood and childhood education (birth-6th grade).

Thousands of people are without power after winter weather hit the Capital Region.

The Town of Moreau recently passed a moratorium that puts a pause on new developments in its industrial zone. It’s halted a major development project and that company said they feel targeted.

The New York Beef Council has announced the Top 10 restaurants for its eighth annual Best NY Burger Competition. Making its way out of the initial pool of nominees, Chatham Brewing’s "Loaded Brewery Burger" is among the Top 10.

Troy Police are investigating a shots fired incident that happened around 11 p.m. near River Street and Hoosick Street. Police say no victims are believed to be injured and the suspect fled on foot before law enforcement arrived.

All Schoharie County offices are closed on Thursday due to the ongoing winter weather. Schoharie County Board of Supervisors Chairman, Bill Federice, says the closure is for the safety of all employees and visitors.

An Albany man was arrested after being pulled over and fleeing deputies on foot, according to the Albany County Sheriff's Office. Rayson Butler, 31, faces multiple charges.

The latest Storm Tracker Forecast from meteorologist Matt Mackie: Most areas have completed a transition from wintry mix to snow this morning - even so, some will wind up with far more on the ground than others! With temperatures struggling to get down to freeing in the core of the Capital District, most have a [...]

A downed tree on NY 9N northbound that closed all lanes between Brigham Road and Green Road in Greenfield has been cleared. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.

Crews are currently on the scene of an apparent building explosion at the Pad Thai Noodle Restaurant on Everett Road in Albany. Also, the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office announced they are investigating a fatal crash that occurred on April 2 near the town line between Johnstown and Gloversville. These stories, and more, are covered in your five things to know this Thursday morning.

A crash on NY 7 eastbound after Foxhollow Road in Hoosick has closed all lanes. Drivers in the area are advised to seek alternate routes.

The City of Amsterdam declared a snow emergency, which went into effect Wednesday at 6 p.m., and will end on Friday at 8 a.m. All cars must be moved from Amsterdam Streets.

Crews are currently on the scene of an apparent building explosion at the Pad Thai Noodle Restaurant on Everett Road in Albany. The building suffered major damage, crews are currently investigating the incident.

The hiring of Gerry McNamara as Siena basketball's next head coach has generated a lot buzz in the Capital Region, and rightfully so. The decision to bring in the former Syracuse University star has been met with much excitement and optimism, and one of the biggest supporters of the move is GMac's mentor, and one of the greatest college basketball coaches of all-time.