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AMSTERDAM, New York (WWNY) - Republican congressional candidate Anthony Constantino ordered a 7 News reporter and cameraman to leave his election-night party while he was thanking supporters and criticizing the news media in general. Speech carried on 11 p.m. news. Constantino was leading Democratic opponent Blake Gendebien in the race...
Hochul won all four core Capital Region counties, but Blakeman carried six surrounding counties. See how yours voted.
EEarly returns show Democrat Blake Gendebien and Republican Anthony Constantino locked in a tight race for the NY-21 Congressional District. With a little more than 80% of the vote counted, Constantino had 50.12% of the vote compared with 47.59% for Gendebien, accordinig to unofficial rerturns.
After two years of torn-up streets and detours, the Village of Dolgeville is nearing the end of its biggest construction season in memory. Mayor Mary Puznowski says the Center Park […]
ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — A month in a single motel room can cost Albany County’s Department of Social Services nearly $2,000 to $3,570 — more than the average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Albany. Records obtained by CBS6 show the county paid nearly $1.2 million...
Montgomery County Public Health is urging residents to review their measles vaccination status as 11 confirmed cases are reported in the county.
Voters in Albany County have approved the move to replace coroners with a medical examiner. This transition is expected to bring a more efficient process to death investigations.
FONDA, N.Y. –-County Executive Pete Vroman announced today that Montgomery County buildings will be illuminated green as part of the Operation Green Light for Veterans, a nationwide effort by counties, the National Association of Counties (NACo) and the National Association of County Veterans Service Officers. From November 4-11, county...
Republican Christopher Tague has declared victory in the race for New York’s 51st Senate District. The Assoociated Press has him leading Democrat Michele Frazier.
Catholic Charities of Fulton and Montgomery County is the sole provider of domestic violence and crime victim services in the two counties. Now services in Montgomery County are losing almost 45% of their operational budget after not receiving an award through a state grant.
Coming off a record-breaking track season, Chef Mike Mastrantuono came up with a pop-up takeout concept as a way to retain 15 Church’s summer crew. It's called Cheesesteak Alley.
It's Election Day! Polls are now closed in New York, Massachusetts and Vermont.
Elizabeth “Betty” Gallagher challenged election fraud in 1973, helping expose corruption in Albany’s O’Connell-era Democratic machine.
All 62 counties across New York State are in the early stages of certifying Tuesday's election, a process that must be completed by the State Board of Elections no later than Dec. 9.
Schenectady's proposed city $122.7 million budget for 2027 depends on city officials successfully lobbying New York State for an additional $6.5 million in aid — and city officials are already working to secure support for that funding. State Senator Pat Fahy, — one of the New York State legislators...
Democrat Sarah Rogerson has declared victory in the race for New York's 44th Senate District. The Associated Press called the race for Rogerson over incumbent Republican James Tedisco.
Roger Friedman, a semi-retired real estate agent in Schroon Lake, has heard the sentiment more than once from house-hunters ambling around the North Country. “They didn’t intend to reside here,” he said. “But they stopped their car, got out, felt this vibe in the town and said, ‘We don’t need to look anymore; we’ve gotta find something here.’”
The Saratoga Casino Hotel Foundation, Inc. awarded $29,850 in grants to 19 nonprofit organizations serving Saratoga County at the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors meeting on October 20. The Foundation awards grants annually to support organizations that enhance the quality of life, health and well-being of Saratoga County residents. Priority...
Schenectady city lawmakers are back at the negotiating table after a vote to raise property taxes by 15% failed to pass at a special City Council meeting Monday night. The vote to raise tax rates beyond the New York State property tax cap — which requires a 60% super majority to pass — failed after three of the council’s seven members refused to back a property tax hike above 13%.
It was a good night for incumbents, who won across the board in Saratoga County.
