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Hochul wants to change New York’s bail reform law, again. What does that mean for the Southern Tier?

ITHACA, NY (WSKG) – State lawmakers are currently deep in negotiations to finalize New York’s budget, which includes Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposals to roll back the…

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GovExec Daily: Security Clearances and Ukraine

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has gone on for more than six weeks now, with American public support mostly falling on the side of the Ukrainian cause. Americans have volunteered…

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Onondaga County explores legal options to take over Great Northern Mall in Clay

CLAY, N.Y. — Much like ShoppingTown Mall before it, Great Northern Mall in the town of Clay continues to deteriorate. Onondaga County addressed the failures at ShoppingTown by…

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Niskayuna CSD parent alleges child was sexually assaulted in school bathroom

NISKAYUNA, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A parent is bringing legal action against the Niskayuna Central School District, claiming their child was sexually assaulted in a Van Antwerp Middle…

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After Albany authorities announce dirt bike crackdown, video shows police SUV hitting rider

Days after city officials announced a new crackdown on illegal dirt bikes and ATVs, an Albany Police SUV was caught on video crashing into a rider. “Why don’t the police…

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Will West Point cadets be expelled?

The recent news that five West Point cadets, at least one a football player, overdosed on fentanyl-laced cocaine while on spring break in Fort Lauderdale garnered national…

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Neulander defense, family pledges to try to appeal second guilty verdict

Robert Neulander is in jail Friday – found guilty a second time of murdering his wife Leslie Neulander. Their family – maintaining Robert is innocent, promising they…

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Cocaine and pain pills: Inside secret drug culture at West Point

Former West Point cadet Chris Monge was thrown out of school and into military prison for dealing and using cocaine, Xanax and opiates at the country’s foremost military academy…

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A federal employment attorney assesses the impact of having a Merit Systems Protection Board

After two years of total vacancy, the Merit Systems Protection Board now has two of its three members, enough to make decisions that stick. The board is where feds who feel they…

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Closing arguments expected Wednesday in Robert Neulander’s second murder trial

Syracuse, N.Y. — We’re looking ahead to the closing arguments in the second murder trial of Robert Neulander. The defense rested their case Tuesday, without calling Jenna…

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