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Another blow to local news landed this week.

Spotting a Mustang in your rearview mirror on I-88 might not mean a fellow commuter anymore. State troopers have added 19 muscle cars to their fleet to crack down on reckless highway drivers.

Lars Ulrich told the Edge he was blown away during the Irish band's opening night.

Tesla and Extreme also appeared at the tour-opening show.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

The best places to live in New York have been named. Some of the picks may surprise you.

If changing the clocks twice a year drives you crazy, you might finally be getting some good news.

The CDC is reportedly zeroing in on the potential source behind the multi-state outbreak of a nasty "intense diarrhea."

Remember summer vacations before smartphones and social media? Two New York destinations have been named among America’s best places for a nostalgic, old-school getaway.

While the Rolling Stones singer recently said there was nothing good about ageing, his AC/DC counterpart disagrees.

Who says old dogs can't learn new tricks ... or relearn old ones?

Over 800 blazes in Canada have led to health warnings in the U.S., with artists changing plans to minimize risk to fans.

They were on the verge of something big in 1980 – but only after a period of sudden adversity.

More than 40 people are headed to federal prison after a years-long investigation into two gangs operating across the Hudson Valley — and the details of what they were into go well beyond street crime.

A historic Hudson Valley mansion was scammed and trashed after a massive, unauthorized "Project X" style pool party.

Ten Grammy wins between four brothers — the Wooten Brothers are bringing that kind of legacy to the Hart Theatre this September.

When a team starts listing who's untouchable, the real story is always who didn't make that list.

Why does Canadian wildfire smoke keep ending up over the Hudson Valley? Local weather experts answer the biggest questions.

Pizza, summer nights and memories by the lake. One of the Capital Region's most beloved seasonal traditions just earned a special honor.

There are currently 42 individuals listed on this Upstate New York animal abuse registry. See who's on the list.

The band has seen many personnel changes across its long and impressive history.