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Legal protection expires for Haitians and Syrians, exposing thousands to ICE
Temporary Protected Status has ended for Haitians and Syrians in New York, and Salvadorans could be next.
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New York health insurance rates could spike by 20% in 2027
New York health insurance rates for small group plans could rise even higher.
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Report reveals New York’s prison system plagued by racialized abuse, cover-ups
A new 277-page review found racialized abuse reported at rates as high as 79% and a staged cover-up after guards killed Messiah Nantwi.
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Canadian wildfire smoke may impact Binghamton into August
Canadian wildfire smoke may not be as thick as the smoke the area saw July 15-17, expert says.
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From Finger Lakes to Buffalo, communities push back against data centers in Western New York
Opposition to plans in Ithaca last year underscored wider concerns around data centers in Western New York.
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Where to go rock hunting in New York, from Herkimer diamonds to hidden fossils
Where to dig for garnet, Herkimer diamonds, and fossils across New York—and what to know before you go rock hunting in New York.
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Mamdani says NYC cannot arrest ‘war criminal’ Netanyahu
The mayor called the Israeli prime minister a “war criminal,” but conceded the city lacks authority to enforce an ICC warrant. He is urging the federal government to act instead.
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This summer, there’s a rise of food closures in Westchester, Rockland
A rash of food closures in Westchester and Rockland are marking this summer’s dining landscape.
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Five essential summer experiences in the mid-Hudson Valley for 2026
There are a handful of essential summer experiences in the mid-Hudson Valley — the fairs, festivals and activities you have to do during the warm weather months.
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Mike Lawler kept 2012 drunk driving arrest quiet through three runs for office
The NY-17 congressman did not mention it in three prior campaigns. It surfaced as he faces the closest race of his career.
