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Syracuse food delivery drivers say rising gas prices are making their job nearly impossible to sustain, as fuel costs eat into earnings that were already razor thin.
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As a corps member for WAER, de Castro will report on public health and health equity in Central New York, starting in July.
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The extender funds state government through Wednesday.
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A homegrown candidate and fractures in the GOP are giving Democrats hope of flipping a red district in the North County.
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As the weather warms up, harmful algal blooms can begin growing on ponds, rivers, and lakes.
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The late state budget means districts had to take their best estimate on what they'll receive in state aid once the state budget is finally finished.
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It's also known as the Save Act, but what it saves in the name of fair and free elections, some argue, undermines constitutional rights.
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Contact Community Services is changing its crisis hotline to a 'warmline' to align resources with local needs. The agency is also seeking volunteers for the call-in service.
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New York Public News Network reporters Jimmy Vielkind and Samuel King talk about the latest developments at the State Capitol in Albany.
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Advocates are seeking passage of bills requiring disclosures about sodium and sugar content in restaurant offerings and targeting food dyes and aggressive marketing to children and teens.
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Syracuse Police say armored vehicles and tactical teams evacuated residents through apartment windows as gunfire tore through buildings and vehicles during the chaotic six-hour confrontation at Pioneer Homes.
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Elected officials were among those who gathered outside the Tops supermarket where ten people were fatally shot in a racially motivated attack four years ago.