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Diners, pickup customers and employees got a big surprise when a car smashed through a window at a popular pizza joint in the town of Union.

A Syracuse developer won't say what he intends to do with an unfinished section of the Victory Lofts complex in Johnson City.

She's kicked into high gear due to a key TV opportunity.

Additional cast details and a general overview of the plot were also shared alongside 13 preview pictures.

The city of Binghamton is moving to remove old, unused recreational vehicles that have been parked on private and public properties for an extended period of time.

While we dream of spring, let's take a moment to shed light on a serious issue affecting so many women in our community.

Traffic was at a standstill as 37 vehicles tangled in a winter mess on Interstate 81, a reminder of how quickly things can change.

It seems the hustle and bustle of New York is fueling a collective push for self-improvement, with residents eager to reshape their lives.

It didn't take long for the couple to be identified on the show.

The heartbeat of Texas flows through Langley’s song, where less really is more. Let’s dig into what makes this tune resonate.

In a new interview, Keith Urban gets philosophical about music, creativity and why less is more right now.

The two have been friends for years, but they're not above a little gentle ribbing.

As winter drags on, many are turning to their favorite TV shows for a much-needed emotional lift. Let’s see which ones are warming hearts this season.

Deer collisions happen fast, even when you’re doing everything right. Here’s what New York drivers should know before it happens.

Landman shared nearly a dozen pictures from Season 2, Episode 10. One really scares us.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

A major expansion of child care options is on the horizon, and it’s aimed at helping the youngest New Yorkers thrive while parents juggle work and life.

While many government records have been digitized, millions of paper pages containing important information continue to be stored at a little-known complex in Binghamton.