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Months after Syracuse police replaced Flock cameras with Axon, Common Council considers more along highways
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A city ordinance would add seven new license plate readers along Syracuse’s highways. If both the state transportation department and a majority of the Common Council approve of the plan, the police department would install seven license plate reader cameras (LPRs) across the city. The LPRs would go on light poles […]
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Need for snow tires increases as first snow approaches Central New York
Some areas in Central New York are getting ready for the first snowfall of the season on Friday, which comes with a reminder for drivers to make the switch from regular to seasonal tires. Dunn Tire in DeWitt is one of many auto shops in the area to be slammed this time of year. With dozens of appointments coming in every day, workers at the shop have been putting in the hours to keep everyone safe.
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First Snow Is Coming to Upstate New York. 8 Things to Do in Your Yard Before It Falls
Syracuse averages more than 120 inches of snow each winter, earning bragging rights among large American cities. That first dusting usually arrives in early or mid-November across much of Upstate New York, sometimes even sooner. Albany usually sees its first measurable flakes a little bit later, around the middle of...
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Oneida County Health Department Seeks Assistance from the Public in Identifying Exposures to Rabid Animals
A fox has tested positive for rabies in the City of Rome. This fox was located around Stevens Field, W. Thomas and W. Embargo Streets on Sunday, November 8, 2026 and may have exposed numerous people. Any person who was in contact with this fox is urged to contact Oneida County Health Department at 315-798-5064 to discuss the exposure and treatment. Rabies is preventable but 100% fatal if it is left untreated.
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Analyst Didn’t Hold Back on the Tigers’ “Infuriating” Red Zone Woes at Syracuse
Clemson left Syracuse with an 18–13 road victory on Saturday, yet for former Tigers offensive lineman and current ACC Network analyst Eric Mac Lain, watching the contest unfold was an exercise in exasperation. Mac Lain was on site in Syracuse for ACC Network’s traveling pregame show, ACC Huddle, witnessing...
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UPDATED: State Route 69 in Rome Water Main Break Repaired
ROME, N.Y. -- The City of Rome Water Department is working to repair a water main break on St. Rt. 69—Rome Oriskany Road. A post to Rome's Facebook page stated that the New York State Department of Transportation is helping with traffic control, which includes a lane closure and auto flaggers on Rt. 69 south of Nelson Highway.