Новости за 12.04.2024

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)----Sometimes wolves, which are protected under state and federal law, can be mistaken for coyotes. To prevent this from happening, a new bill would make sure that any coyote that is killed during hunting season is properly tagged and identified. "Right now they’re not," explained Assemblymember Robert Carroll. "And then if that coyote [...]

Troy City Hall commended the work of Troy Animal Control Officer Kevin McDonough for his efforts in rescuing a baby owl that fell out of a tree on Thursday afternoon.

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — This week on Empire State Weekly, the deadline for the state budget was pushed back to the week of April 15. The state budget was over two weeks late after being extended four times. Blair Horner the Executive Director for NYPIRG (New York Public Interest Research Group) and Rebecca Garrard the [...]

The "Star Trek: The Original Series" Set Tour in Ticonderoga announced that "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Picard" stars LeVar Burton and Jonathan Frakes will headline the 2024 "Trekonderoga" celebration.

The restaurant industry is ever-changing with restaurants opening, closing, relocating, or just doing their thing. Here’s a recap of the latest Capital Region restaurant news, April 8 through 12.

Warren County Public Health has scheduled six pet rabies clinics spread throughout 2024. A $10 donation for each pet is appreciated but no one will be turned away due to financial hardships.

The City of Pittsfield has released a schedule for upcoming street improvement work. Drivers should be aware that on-street parking is prohibited during work between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.

The NXIVM property with the upstairs known as "The Library" has been listed for sale. The property at 8 Hale Drive in the Knox Wood Development of Halfmoon was listed for sale on April 10.

A Clifton Park man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for attempting to entice and coerce a child into engaging in sexual acts with him, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Originally from California, chef Guy Arnone worked at some of the best Italian restaurants in New York City for 10 years before moving to Tuscany during the COVID pandemic. Once there, he worked at a vineyard before moving back to the states to open Via Cassia in Hudson.

The Greene County Sheriff's Office has announced the death of K9 Havoc. Havoc died Thursday with his partner, investigator Kristopher Danko, by his side.

Ulster County officials announced the upcoming closure of the Rosendale Bridge at the intersection of NY-213 and Keator Avenue in Rosendale.

Village Pizza & Deli, located at 2 Malden Street in Nassau, is closing its doors after 12 years. Owners Marsha and Jim Winters made the announcement in a Facebook post on April 10.

On Thursday, Persia Nelson pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the death of her infant daughter Halo Branton. Also, three children were stabbed Thursday night near Lark Street and Arbor Drive, police are investigating. A North Country nursing home at the risk of closure, a new anti-slaughter horse law in New York, and RPI softball getting off to the best start in program history are all covered in your five things to know this Friday morning.

According to the Albany County Sheriff's Office, Johnson displayed a pocketknife at an employee while trying to retrieve a key fob that belonged to a previously towed car. Deputies say he displayed the pocketknife in a threatening manner.

The RPI softball team has given people a lot to talk about. Through 18 games, the Engineers are unbeaten: 17-0-1 - their best start to a season in program history.

It's hard to even talk about the landscape of college sports without hearing these three letters: NIL, which stands for, name, image and likeness. The ability for players to make money has turned sports like college football and college basketball into a different version of free agency. To have a successful program, you need to be successful in that space. Siena is bringing in a familiar face to lead them through the challenges of this new world.

Nearly a dozen New York nursing homes have closed in recent years and one North Country community is about to lose one of theirs.

The Cambridge Central School District School Board voted Thursday night on the district's new mascot.

The general manager of Shenanigans Gentlemen's Club was arrested on multiple charges, according to the Department of Justice.

The Albany Police Department is investigating a report of multiple stabbings.

Heart health is on the mind for those in Albany.

Schenectady County Courtroom 4. Persia Nelson was on the docket Thursday afternoon, it was there Nelson pleaded not guilty to charges including second-degree murder.

Volunteer firefighters shared what they saw inside the Rotterdam Super 8 which has them concerned about the safety of residents and first responders. They said they’re happy to see some changes have been made but more needs to be done.

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)--- The New York State Senate passed another budget extender on Thursday with the Assembly to follow suit on Friday. "Today we passed another short budget extender, until next Monday," explained Senator Shelley Mayer. "What it really means is that people who work for the state are going to get paid and state [...]