Regional News

New Yorkers can find out if they are owed some of the state’s $12.5 billion in unclaimed funds at events across the state in June.

New York State's Attorney Generals office says it will buy back guns in Niagara Falls on Saturday.

While the State Legislature is working on a potential medical marijuana bill, Governor Cuomo has made an agreement with GW Pharmaceuticals to begin trials of cannabidiol, a chemical in marijuana that is being tried on children with epilepsy.

In the wake of last winter’s soaring utility bills, the AARP is urging the legislature to establish a utility rate monitor who would be an advocate for consumers.

One person was killed and 3 passengers in a vehicle were seriously injured in a head-on collision on Route 13 in the Town of Dryden on Sunday.

The New York State Senate announced Monday the passage of legislation to provide New York's veterans with tax relief, expanded benefits, and special honors.

The federal EPA announced Monday proposed Clean Air Act rules that would limit emissions from power plants.

A report released by state comptroller Thomas DiNapoli Friday shows concern over the expansion of gambling in New York state.

New York State Police Superintendent Joseph A. D’Amico has announced the death of Trooper Christopher G. Skinner. Trooper Skinner was last assigned to the Traffic Incident Management Unit (TIM Detail), Troop C, Delaware County.

New York’s Gaming Commission has set the date of June 13th to introduce a new multi-state lottery game that would pay $1,000 per day for life.