Jonathan Hunter
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Glenmont man, 101, believed to be last living Buffalo Soldier
In Glenmont, you'll find Rev. Robert Dixon. He is believed to be the last living Buffalo Soldier. → Read More
New York's gas tax suspension is set to expire soon
Drivers in New York could see higher gas prices next week as the state’s gas tax suspension is set to expire at the end of the year.A lawmaker says extending the suspension should be a top priority when they return to Albany. It was on June 1, 2023, when the gas tax suspension took effect […] → Read More
Proposed Thruway toll increase not sitting well with Capital Region drivers
Members of the New York State Thruway Authority held a meeting at its headquarters in Albany on Monday. → Read More
The Capital District Latinos community center receives $1 million grant
The Capital District Latinos community center in Albany received a much needed grant from the New York State Legislature. There was a small gathering at the center where people had the chance to celebrate. → Read More
Abortion rights advocates and pro-life advocates weigh in on Roe v. Wade decision
News Channel 13 is hearing from people in the Capital Region fighting back against the Supreme Court's decision. We also heard from an organization that fought to overturn Roe V. Wade. Just a day after the Supreme Court announced they were overturning Roe V. Wade, people across New York are rallying voicing their frustration. A large crowd came to 7th Street park in Hudson. → Read More
Rep. Stefanik praises the Supreme Court's decision
Local Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is praising the Supreme Court's decision by the high court. She says it will save countless innocent lives. → Read More
Planned Parenthood holds vigil in response to the Supreme Court's decision
Several people from all across the Capital Region gathered at West Capitol Park Friday evening for a vigil. The vigil was in response to the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe V. Wade. The vigil was organized by Planned Parenthood. Officials from Planned Parenthood say they are mourning because they believe many women will be losing their rights. → Read More
Albany International Airport bracing for pre-COVID July 4 crowds
Air travel has been a huge headache for travelers lately due to airline staffing shortages and severe weather. With the Fourth of July right around the corner, Albany International Airport is bracing for big crowds. → Read More
Albany restaurant plagued by flooding set to reopen
An Albany restaurant is ready to re-open its doors, six months after devastating flooding. → Read More
Albany police say suspect shot by officer is no stranger
We're also learning more about the man who was shot by the Albany Police officer. Police say he is no stranger to law enforcement. → Read More
Dramatic body cam video released in Albany officer-involved shooting
Albany police have released body camera video of Monday's officer-involved shooting. Albany Police Chief Eric Hawkins said Tuesday he is proud of how his officers handled the situation. → Read More
Saratoga Springs woman has remedy for getting rid of spongy moth caterpillars
A local woman discovered how to get rid of spongy moth caterpillars → Read More
Troy block party helps raise awareness of gun violence
In recognition of "Gun Violence Awareness and Prevention Month," Unity House - in partnership with Night Hawks Restaurant in Troy - was hosting a block party on Friday. → Read More
Be on the lookout for Father's Day scams
Before you purchase your dad a gift this Father's Day, you may want to pay close attention. There are a few scams out there aimed at taking your money. → Read More
Schenectady pastor remembers Buffalo supermarket shooting victim
For a Schenectady pastor, the connection to the Buffalo supermarket shooting is personal. → Read More
Capital Region sees spike in overdoses
There were at least eight overdoses in Schenectady this month alone. → Read More
Canajoharie neighbors fed up with giant debris pile
Residents of one street in the village of Canajoharie are fed up that a pile of debris hasn't been cleaned up in more than a year. → Read More
Animal rights advocates weigh in on the Puppy Mill Pipeline bill
New York is closer to banning the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores. The New York State Legislature passed a bill last week, and it's on the way to Gov. Kathy Hochul's desk. → Read More
Albany Pastor holds gun buyback event
As local communities battle gun violence, an Albany church continues its push to get illegal guns off the streets. → Read More
Albany church helping to clear illegal guns from streets
Friday was "National Gun Violence Awareness Day." The city of Albany is committed to getting illegal guns off of the street. → Read More