Weather
Albany Ends Snow Emergency After Towing 302 Cars
City crews continue snow removal efforts as regular parking rules resume
5 Things to Know This Thursday, January 29
A child was airlifted to the hospital, crews continue work on Mayfield water leak, and more news updates.
Albany Residents Struggle to Navigate Snow Emergency Parking Rules
Crews work around the clock to clear city streets, but some drivers face towing for not following parking restrictions.
Entertainment
Theater Voices to Stage 'Time Stands Still' at Albany's Steamer No. 10
The fully staged reading of the play will run for four performances from February 6-8.
Collective to Unveil Plans for Immersive Art Experience in Downtown Albany
The Imaginarium promises interactive, multisensory installations and creative expression for the community.
New York State Museum Hosts Barbie Exhibit
Interactive display explores the iconic doll's history and cultural impact.
Crime
Granville Couple Sentenced for $1.5M Contractor Fraud
John McClure and Sarah Chamber defrauded over a dozen homeowners in New York state.
Man Arrested in Child Abuse Case in Cairo
24-year-old charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child
Albany Woman Charged in Bath & Body Works Theft
Jazmina D. Cintron accused of stealing over $3,000 in merchandise
Lifestyle
Trading Cards Help Neurodivergent Youth Build Community Connections
New initiative at Albany's Bring on the Spectrum Community Space uses manga-style trading cards to foster interaction and learning.
New York State Museum Unveils $150M Renovation Plans
Expanded exhibitions, new Kid Zone, and cafe reopening mark first phase of overhaul.
New York Sees Steady Outmigration as Residents Seek Lower Costs, Warmer Climates
Census data shows over 415,000 people left New York in 2024, with Florida and Texas as top destinations.
Politics
Utica's Mike Gentile Announces Candidacy for NYS Assembly
Longtime public servant to focus on affordability and community engagement in run for open 119th district seat
Rep. Tonko Calls for Abolishing ICE Amid Concerns Over Shootings, Economic Damage
Congressman cites loss of public trust and violation of constitutional rights in push to dismantle immigration agency
New York Inspector General Warns of Threats to Independence as Office Marks 40 Years
State IG Lucy Lang commemorates four decades of the office's existence while cautioning about the loss of independence of federal inspectors general.
