New York State News

Lewis County man charged with murdering son
A Lewis County man is facing a murder charge after allegedly shooting his son in the town of Watson on Monday evening.
1 Castro brother charged in Cleveland kidnapping case
A Cleveland man has been charged with kidnapping and rape after three women who had been missing for more than a decade escaped from his home on Monday.
Police find body of man who jumped into Black River trying to save child
Watertown Police have recovered the body of a man who jumped into the Black River attempting to save a boy who drowned.
Trooper Amanda Anna, West Webster Lt. Chiapperini honored at police ceremony in Albany
New York State Trooper Amanda Anna, who died while on duty nearly a year ago, was honored at a ceremony in Albany Wednesday. Also being honored is Lt. Michael J. Chiapperini of the Webster Police Department.
Albany-area ice cream truck owners accused of stalking turning to state Supreme Court to keep permit
The Albany-area couple who operated the Sno Cone Joe ice-cream truck, accused of stalking and harassing competitor Mr. Ding-A-Ling, are headed to state Supreme Court.
Making guns with 3D printers would be illegal under bill planned by Sen. Schumer
Sen. Schumer says a 3D printer made a fully functional handgun last week and because it’s made of plastic, it can slip through metal detectors.
Suicide rate sharply increases among middle-aged New Yorkers
A rise in suicide rates among middle-aged New Yorkers is growing at an alarming rate. According to the CDC, the suicide rate among 35 to 64 year olds grew 42 percent in the last decade, from 8.3 suicides per 1,000 people in 1999 to 11.7 in 2010. Video Video
Jobs report: Unemployment fell to a 4-year low in April
The US economy added 165,000 jobs in April, dropping the national unemployment rate to a four-year low.
Ink in exchange for pay raise
For most people, tattoos are a form or art or self-expression, but for some Rapid Realty employees in New York City, it’s the fast track to a 15 percent pay raise. Video Video
Assembly passes early voting in NY State, Senate says no
We’re a small step closer to voting early here in New York, like many other states in the country. The Assembly this week passed a bill calling for voting two weeks before Election Day at less than five polling places. The Senate, however, is not expected to act on the bill. Video Video


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