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All killed were on bus. Three others on bus badly injured in crash near Massena. → Read More
The baby boy may have been taken by his mother, who does not have custody, police said. → Read More
About three-fourths of the deaths were in the city of Buffalo. → Read More
Starting at 6 a.m. Friday commercial vehicles will be banned on a 135-mile stretch of the Thruway, officials said. → Read More
The man's kayak was found empty, and his belongings were found left behind, troopers said. → Read More
The woman’s left shoulder was injured, and she needed stitches to her right shin, police said. → Read More
An RV blew through a stop sign and hit another car, troopers said. → Read More
Troopers from Syracuse stopped vehicle in Ontario County using stop sticks. → Read More
The woman had multiple injuries and was airlifted to a hospital, troopers said. → Read More
The boy and girl came in contact with the wires after getting out of a truck that had crashed into a ditch, deputies said. → Read More
The family was swimming in White Lake in Sullivan County. → Read More
The driver of the 14-person passenger van lost control, struck a guardrail, and the van rolled over, troopers said. → Read More
Here's how to cool off with a drink at the fairgrounds → Read More
The mother used a taser during the fight with people at fair near Albany, troopers said. → Read More
The man and woman were boyfriend-girlfriend, police said. → Read More
The man has a severe spinal cord injury and was transferred to Upstate University Hospital, troopers said. → Read More
This is the story of how one person in Syracuse decided to fight hate with a gesture of love: a wedding cake. → Read More
An injured 4-year-old also was found in the man's semi and airlifted to a hospital. → Read More
The Appellate Court judge issued a stay that means the mandates remain in place. The judge ordered a hearing for Friday. → Read More
The businesses covered up the wage theft by paying employees by cash and check, falsifying time cards and forcing employees to sign inaccurate time card, officials said. → Read More