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Lawmakers review Oneida Nation deal

Local lawmakers are getting their first look at a deal ironed out between the Oneida Indian Nation and Governor Andrew Cuomo.

05/22/2013 10:13 PM

Mayor Miner and Governor Cuomo back on good terms?

There may be a thaw in what has been perceived to be a chilly relationship between New York's democratic governor and the mayor of Syracuse, who co-chairs the state's Democratic Party.

Updated 05/22/2013 05:52 PM

Camden dog owner arrested

The owner of a dog that died earlier this week from starvation is now facing charges.

05/22/2013 10:17 PM

Cuomo campaigning for his agenda

The state's chief executive says there is plenty of time to accomplish much of his agenda, before the state legislature calls it quits for the year. But as YNN's Bill Carey reports, Andrew Cuomo is fighting more than just the calendar in getting his legislative goals enacted.

Updated 05/22/2013 07:46 PM

Thrift store faces eviction

The fate of one North Country thrift shop is still up in the air. Owners of Hearthstone Ministries Thrift Store were told they have to be out of their building by the end of May, but the reason for the eviction is still unclear. YNN's Carmella Mataloni tells us how the owners are doing what they can to save their business.

Updated 05/22/2013 06:11 PM

Ogdensburg police officer arraigned on harassment charges

An Ogdensburg police officer arrested earlier this week was arraigned Wednesday. Canton Police say he tried to get into a house he mistakenly thought was his own. But the woman who lives there says mistake or not, the incident has left her fearful. Our Barry Wygel spoke with her.

Updated 05/22/2013 06:40 PM

Liverpool church holds clothing drive for tornado victims

After seeing the devastation left behind by the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma, members of a local church are asking for the public to join their efforts to help the victims. YNN's Candace Hopkins has details on the Liverpool Community Church's clothing drive.

Updated 05/22/2013 06:27 PM

Study: Low dose HPV vaccine most effective with younger teens

A new study finds that fewer doses of the HPV vaccine in girls may still be effective in preventing cervical cancer. Erin Billups filed the following report.

Finger Lakes farm has over 100 varieties of apple trees

Elderberry Pond, a USDA certified organic farm with over 100 varieties of apple trees, sits in the Finger Lakes region. The farm’s general manager Lou Lego said that they have a very large variety of crops to not only meet with the demands of the customers at their restaurant but also so that insects can live in their own habitats. For this edition of Garden Journeys, Terry Ettinger has more from the farm.

2013 Buick Enclave is industry’s best-selling three-row luxury crossover

The 2013 Buick Enclave is a compact car that stands out in the crowd, plus offers vast options and technology. For this edition of The Car Coach, YNN’s Lauren Fix gives us a closer look.

Retirement saving harder with companies eliminating 401ks

Saving for retirement might be a little harder since some companies are doing away with a popular benefit. For this edition of Money Matters, YNN's Tara Lynn Wagner filed the following report.

Top Israeli science and technology students show off innovations in NYC

Some top students from Israel recently showed off their cutting edge innovations, and how they developed such sophisticated devices could be important to America as well. For this edition of Tech Beat, YNN's Adam Balkin filed the following report.

Working your way to a 2K run

You may have heard of someone who has worked out with a Couch to a 5K program. What if a 5K is too much for you just starting out? How about a 2K, a mile and a half? Marcie Fraser has a program that you can do within four weeks.

New York farmers send plastic to be turned into diesel fuel

Farmers in Madison County dairy feeding operations had a problem disposing used plastic until they partnered with a company in Niagara Falls to turn it into diesel fuel. For this edition of Going Green, Terry Ettinger has more.

More ticks infected with Lyme disease as temperatures increase

As the temperature increases so do the number infected ticks transmitting Lyme disease. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Marcie Fraser met with a public health and preventative medicine specialist to find out more about Lyme disease.

Apps with a blast from the past

In this edition of App Wrap, YNN’s Adam Balkin features a couple of blasts from the past in the form of apps, especially if you count yourself among the Gen-X crowd or so.

Manhattan nonprofit lets people row on the East River

A Manhattan nonprofit teaches people how to row in the East River and gives them a unique perspective of the East River. YNN's Valarie D'Elia filed the following report.

More Waterfall Getaways

How about a few more waterfall getaways? Here are 2 in Schuyler County. Traveling Route 414, the east side of Seneca Lake can be very enjoyable for wine trail enthusiasts. And along the way...