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The South Colonie Board of Education announced the appointment of William Behrle as Colonie Central High School's next executive principal.

Women with scars can experience a range of emotions including both physical and emotional pain or discomfort. Scar revision surgery or other treatments can make a big difference.

Multiple crews responded to a structure fire in Caroga Lake on Monday, according to the Fulton County Emergency Management Office.

Fawn's Leap Tattoo in Catskill is hosting a free tattoo coverup contest with eight contestants competing.

During their shifts, subway station agents assist riders with fare machines and provide guidance on navigating their respective stations

Last week, Baskin-Robbins, an international chain of ice cream and specialty cake shops, confirmed to NEWS10 that it is opening up a shop in Guilderland. Although this would be the only Baskin-Robbins currently in the area, this is not the first time the ice cream chain has been in the Capital Region.

For nearly half a century, LC 130 military cargo planes have hit the skies. Naturally, time takes its course on these aircrafts, so now the 109th Airlift Wing at the Stratton Air National Guard Base is pushing for upgrades to their fleet.

A Cohoes woman was arrested for allegedly stealing from her employer, according to New York State Police.

The Glens Falls Police Department announced that additional charges have been filed in connection to a shooting incident that took place earlier this year near North Pearl Street.

Saugerties is among the winners of the USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice award for "Best Small Town in the Northeast." In total, 20 Northeast towns with a population of less than 25,000 were nominated for the award.

A Watervliet man was arrested after he chased a driver in a road rage incident, removed them from their car, and assaulted them according to New York State Police. Nicholas Mcgraw, 30, is charged with third-degree assault.

A TAKE 5 top-prize winning ticket has been sold in Albany. The New York Lottery said the winning ticket was sold for the April 9 midday drawing.

MSNBC television host and author Rachel Maddow will speak at the Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston on Saturday, May 4. Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday at 11 a.m. online.

New York State Police arrested Kora Kluge, 32, of Schenectady, on Tuesday on multiple drug charges.

Scotia Sweets, an at-home bakery that started during the COVID-19 pandemic, is opening up a storefront in Glenville. The bakery will be located at 35 Freemans Bridge Road, in the former Sky Port Diner space.

The upcoming closure of a portion of State Route 334 in the town of Mohawk has been announced by the Department of Transportation.

The Saratoga County Sheriff's Office arrested Ronald Rayher, 69, of Milton, on Tuesday. Rayher was charged with second-degree manslaughter and tampering with physical evidence.

The case marks the first criminal trial of any former U.S. president.

The Firefighters Association of the State of New York is kicking off its 14th Annual RecruitNY Campaign in an effort to boost the number of volunteer firefighters.

Is there a book on your reading list you've been meaning to crack open? Now is the perfect time, as it's National Library Week! But are you aware of all the programming at your local library that goes beyond checking out books and using the computers?

The Queensbury man who is accused of offering massage therapy services without a license faces additional sexual abuse and forcible touching charges. Two others were arrested and are accused of aiding and abetting Tieli Wang, 54, as part of the investigation.

The total solar eclipse from Monday has come and gone, and the next one won't be visible in New York until 2079. Instead of getting rid of those glasses you used for the eclipse, many organizations and companies are collecting these used glasses.

A custodian with Voorheesville Elementary School was arrested and is accused of secretly using a cell phone to film faculty members in a bathroom at the school. Also, volunteer firefighters raised concerns around fire safety at the Rotterdam Super 8, where DocGo has a contract to house asylum seekers from New York City. The College of Saint Rose closing in one month, scammers posing as cops in Dutchess County, and a local pilot's bird's eye view of the eclipse are all part of your five things to know this Wednesday morning.

On Tuesday, Albany County Sheriff's deputies were called to Voorheesville Elementary School after a cell phone was found hidden inside a faculty bathroom. Deputies say a staff member found the phone actively filming, hidden in a desk within the restroom.

Everybody at Colonie High School knew where Saratoga Springs was going with the ball in overtime of Tuesday's Suburban Council girls lacrosse clash between the Blue Streaks and Colonie.