Can You Shoot Down a Drone in New York?
Shooting at a drone in New York can create serious legal and safety problems, even if it is flying over your property.
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Why Do So Many New York Barns Have a Painted Quilt Square?
What's the story behind those colorful painted squares on New York barns? Here's what they actually mean.
The Last Normal Night Before New York Changed Forever
Twenty five years later, some memories still feel like yesterday, especially the last normal night before everything changed.
Susquehanna County Shelter Takes In 29 Jack Russell Terriers
A small Susquehanna County shelter took in 29 Jack Russell Terriers and now needs the community's help.
Surprising True Story Behind Cooperstown's Baseball Hall Of Fame
Ever wonder why the Baseball Hall of Fame is in a small New York village? The real story might surprise you.
Horizon Chocolate Milk Recall Hits New York Shelves
Horizon Organic recalled specific chocolate milk cartons sold nationwide, including New York, after spoilage complaints, and parents should check UPC codes now.
Southern Tier Task Force Hosts Trafficking Awareness Event
A free Johnson City conference brings survivor testimony and FBI insight to human trafficking awareness.
The New York Roots of Labor Day
Labor Day started in New York City in 1882, not as a government holiday but as a workers' protest.
Why New York Flags Are at Half Staff Right Now
Flags across New York State are lowered to half staff this week to honor Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at age 80.
Dolly Parton Dies At 80: What Upstate New York Remembers
Dolly Parton has died at 80. Here is how the country icon touched Upstate New York, from a snowbound Utica concert to a bridge that bears her name.