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Oh, you thought all stop signs were red?

After hearing a sad Christmas song about a boy wanting to ride his bike in heaven, Steve creates two sad Christmas songs of his own.

Multiple people have reported seeing drones in New York and now the police are seeking your help to aid in an investigation.

You can't beat the convenience of Amazon, but there's something nostalgic about department store Xmas shopping that is lacking today. Do you remember any of these?

Alumni and current students at the Poughkeepsie campus were stunned by an announcement that Marist College would be changing its name after almost 100 years.

A blast of cold air has made the Capital Region a bit chilly but it won't last long much longer. When is the warmer weather going to reach us?

The MTA announced this week that they will be enforcing a ban on alcoholic beverages on all Metro-North and LIRR trains.

Great news for those who are hoping for a magical Christmas morning with snow on the ground.

Police are looking for a college student last seen on Wednesday in Schoharie County, and their bulletin came with some urgency, as police say he may be "endangered."

New York ranks as one of the most superstitious states in the entire country and we've got some pretty interesting beliefs.

Get ready to see an amazing display in the night sky tonight (December 13th). There will be a spectacular show in the skies in Upstate New York.

Get your tickets for the Live At Night Show here. VIP Packages are SOLD OUT.

This person is wanted for questioning regarding multiple crimes in Fulton County, New York.

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His comments come after Tommy Shaw said the supergroup was “pulling away at the seams” when it broke up.

They wrapped up the group's expanded 50th-anniversary tour in Pittsburgh.

Soul veterans’ ‘Falling In Love With My Girl’ also features Ron Wood, Steve Lukather, Shania Twain and more.

A look at four small Upstate New York villages that collaborate in unique ways. See their restaurants here!

Recently, the government banned these Christmas decorations from being used in New York and the rest of America.

Many people have different opinions, but there really is only one true way to decorate your tree, real or fake.

A new report sheds light on the store's plan to close locations by the end of January.