Illegal

Have you ever wondered what really belongs in those curbside recycling bins? Some items might surprise you.

With summer heat peaking, the stakes are high for pets stuck in cars. Let’s break down what you need to know before acting.

Grass clippings are more than just yard waste. They’re a hidden danger on our streets. Here are some ways to dispose of them and what hazards they cause.

A major reason the government discourages the destruction or defacing of money is because it requires money to produce more money.

Jello-O shots at bars could be a thing of the past. Jell-O shots are a party favorite. You pour your favorite vodka in some jello mix, let them sit, and there you have it--a classic.

Hoping to get some hunting in while you're off on vacation? Make sure you're following the law because DEC Officers are looking for those who aren't.

Recent searches and warrants uncover illegal items in two cases, one in Binghamton and one at the Broome County Jail.

Tossing food scraps out for wildlife like deer or bears isn't a big deal and won't do much harm, right? New York State says that way of thinking is very wrong!

It's just one little bag of trash and they've got room in their dumpster - tossing in your garbage isn't that big of a deal. Or, is it?

The radar detector was introduced to the United States in the late 1960s but are the devices actually legal to use in New York?

This is a topic that I think everyone should know, but as I observe motorists when I'm out on the roadways, it's obvious some don't know or just choose to ignore what is legal and what is not when you are in a motor vehicle in New York State...

We thought that it might be interesting to take a look back at a few of the things New York has either banned or made illegal in the state in the last five years.

Can you get in trouble for mailing something surrounded in packing peanuts? Are packing peanuts really illegal in New York? We found out!

Before hoisting yourself into a dumpster to see what sort of things you can nab, you need to know whether or not it's legal to do so in the state of New York.