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Utica Police: Bus monitor struck 11-year-old autistic boy
A Utica school bus monitor was arrested Wednesday after police say she struck an 11-year-old autistic child. Video Video
Just one step away from national ban on synthetic drugs
Synthetic drugs go by a slew of different names, like K-2, Spice, Legal Phunk, bath salts and more, but the one thing they all have in common is people are using them to get a dangerous high. We’re just one step away from a national ban on synthetic drugs. Video Video
Boaters, lake businees owners gear up for busy weekend
Thanks to the warm weather, boaters and lake business owners say they expect a busy weekend ahead. Video Video
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Home mosquito spraying: The Real Deal
We’ve all heard of Central New York counties spraying for mosquitoes in swampy areas, but a local company says it'll come to your home and spray them away for you – guaranteed. Some of you have seen signs advertising “Mosquito Authority’s” services and have contacted NewsChannel 9 to find out what they're all about. Video Video
Fixed price fuel program: The Real Deal
Gas prices are down 24 cents over the last month, but with no promise of prices staying low, some drivers are turning to a website that does. Video Video
Cops: Man volunteered as coach in order to lure young boys
State Police have arrested a man who they say volunteered to coach sports for schools in Ontario and Seneca counties in order lure young boys to his residence. Video Video
NY school bus hits house, no serious injuries
Four Buffalo schoolchildren have been taken to a hospital for treatment of bumps and bruises after their school bus crashed into the front of a house.
Food stamp fraud raising concerns in gov't offices
Food stamp recipients are ripping off the government for millions of dollars by illegally selling their benefit cards for cash - sometimes even in the open, on eBay or Craigslist - and then asking the government for replacement cards.
Former postal worker pleads guilty to stealing more than $20K
A former U.S. Postal Service employee from Lowville has admitted to stealing more than $20,000 while running a post office in Natural Bridge in Jefferson County.
 
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