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There's an increased risk for wildfires in several areas across the state.
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There's an increased risk for wildfires in several areas across the state.
Here's a look at a handful events happening around the Hudson Valley and Capital Region.
Some went so far as to accuse him of rolling over for President Donald Trump.
State agencies maintain they have what they need to seal 5 million records.
SUNY Cobleskill just announced a new program called Key 2 Employment.
Bus and train ridership numbers are robust five winters after the pandemic spread caution and fear.
The poll also found 84% of New Yorkers believe school meals should be free for all students.
Sen. Schumer supported a funding stopgap bill.
A report shows job postings for "green" jobs are growing nearly twice as fast as the number of workers with the skills to fill them.
The department's claim is that partnerships with "The Ph.D. Project" are Civil Rights Act violations.
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Attorneys say the motion is due to extraordinary circumstances, including the stress put on Khalil's pregnant wife.
Hawaii attorney general Anne Lopez is leading the effort to block the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle the education department.
Trump's appearance in the Justice Department’s ceremonial Great Hall comes amid an ongoing conversation about the independence of the department.
The clip begins with at least three immigration agents confronting Khalil in the lobby of his apartment building near the Columbia campus.
The vote was 54-46.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said it was all part of the president's “mission to end antisemitism in this country.”
Tade was top of mind when the two leaders met at the White House this week.
The move comes just days after federal investigators recommended a ban.
Nearly 300 people gathered in downtown Raleigh Wednesday to rally against DOGE.
On Truth Social on Friday, Trump said "that there is a very good chance that this horrible, bloody war can finally come to an end."
The Iowa and Oklahoma laws have themselves been on hold while courts consider whether they unconstitutionally usurp federal immigration authority.
Schumer has announced that he would reluctantly support the bill, but many in the party felt he was not showing sufficient fight.
In this weekly political show, national political anchor Errol Louis takes a look at developments from the campaign trail and dives into real-world issues motivating voters.
This week's episode is on the five-year anniversary since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This week's episode follows the president's speech to Congress, the impact of national parks layoffs and the debate over daylight saving time.
Kelvin Vickers will be charged with felony assault of a CO inside Coxsackie Correctional Facility, according to Greene County DA Joseph Stanzione.
There's an increased risk for wildfires in several areas across the state.
An inmate claims this beating fractured five of his ribs and punctured one of his lungs.
The Hall of Fame revealed the 12 finalists up for induction on Thursday and opened a week of public voting.
The car was a gift from the West Herr Automotive Group.
A Buffalo chef and SNAP-Ed showcase ethnic cuisine.
Some went so far as to accuse him of rolling over for President Donald Trump.
State agencies maintain they have what they need to seal 5 million records.
Some county leaders and Republican state lawmakers have criticized the move, and Chemung County is the first to actually file a lawsuit.
The poll also found 84% of New Yorkers believe school meals should be free for all students.
The New York State Liquor Store Association says the ongoing trade wars could affect their businesses.
In addition to their concerns around tariffs, the New York Farm Bureau highlights their push for an updated farm bill.
Trump's appearance in the Justice Department’s ceremonial Great Hall comes amid an ongoing conversation about the independence of the department.
Tade was top of mind when the two leaders met at the White House this week.
Several House Republicans faced blowback from constituents at town halls in their districts over moves by the Trump administration and Elon Musk.
U.S. and Canada have been entangled in a series of on-again, off-again tariffs after Trump’s opening bid with more set to take effect next month.
Attorneys say the motion is due to extraordinary circumstances, including the stress put on Khalil's pregnant wife.
Hawaii attorney general Anne Lopez is leading the effort to block the Trump administration's attempt to dismantle the education department.
The clip begins with at least three immigration agents confronting Khalil in the lobby of his apartment building near the Columbia campus.
The vote was 54-46.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said it was all part of the president's “mission to end antisemitism in this country.”
The move comes just days after federal investigators recommended a ban.
Nearly 300 people gathered in downtown Raleigh Wednesday to rally against DOGE.
On Truth Social on Friday, Trump said "that there is a very good chance that this horrible, bloody war can finally come to an end."
The Iowa and Oklahoma laws have themselves been on hold while courts consider whether they unconstitutionally usurp federal immigration authority.
Schumer has announced that he would reluctantly support the bill, but many in the party felt he was not showing sufficient fight.
He said the administration's goal is to make it easier for companies to make products in America.
Nationally, the party's leaders have been divided in how to respond to actions taken by Trump, Elon Musk and other Republican allies.
The series premiered in 2020 and went on to win seven Primetime Emmy Awards in its first three seasons.
The hip-hop star has been held without bail since his September arrest.
Here's a look at a handful events happening around the Hudson Valley and Capital Region.
Frank DiLella picks his shows to watch.
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