
‘Building Bridges’; State Trooper Invites Honest & Hard Questions in Community Policing Program
State trooper Joe Dunsmore remembers watching the George Floyd homicide on the news—and the summer of 2020 that followed. He designed a new community policing program-- Building Bridges-- as the response.

Paralyzed Veterans Recognized in Pennsylvania Senate for National Veteran Wheelchair Games
The Senate Chamber in Harrisburg was packed this afternoon. A crowd of high school football players jostled around at the front; while six men—all athletes in their own right—chatted in the back.

The Finger Lakes Falcons put on their annual "Falcons For a Cure" baseball tournament at the Holding Point Recreation Center this weekend.

Water conservation is seeing slow but steady improvement.

Governor Kathy Hochul is urging New Yorkers to prepare for severe weather and extreme heat beginning Monday, June 17th. New Yorkers should get ready for extreme heat with "feels like" temperatures exceeding 100 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday.

In the US, 1 in 5 black women in the workforce have been sent home because of their hair.

Governor Kathy Hochul made a powerful statement at Sunday's JCRC-NY Israel Day on Fifth Parade. She is urgently asking for the release of hostages and the governor stressed the ongoing suffering of the families involved.

This morning, Troopers, the Broome County Sheriff's Department, the Department of Transportation, family, and friends gathered to remember Trooper Christopher G. Skinner who was killed 10 years ago during a traffic stop on Interstate 81 in Chenango.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro will sign legislation to criminalize the misuse of a powerful animal tranquilizer called xylazine that is showing up in supplies of illicit drugs and contributing to a growing number of human overdose deaths.

Governor Kathy Hochul continues to express concern about a potential federal shutdown impacting the migrant crisis in New York.