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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
We Salute You: Cj Beverly By WNYT Cj Beverly Please join us in saluting Air Force MSgt. Cj Beverly of Rock City Falls. The mother served from 1992 to 2013, including time in Japan, Italy and Korea. Her husband, Phil, also served in the Air Force. Thank you for your service....
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6 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
We Salute You: Helen Vartigian By WNYT Helen Vartigan Please join us in saluting Army Major Helen Vartigian of Watervliet. She served as an Army nurse in Vietnam. She received many medals. Thank you for your service....
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
We Salute You: Vera Flynn By WNYT Helen Vartigan Please join us in saluting Army TSgt. Vera Flynn of Watervliet. She served in the Women’s Army Corps during World War II. Thank you for your service....
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
Musk is leaving his position spearheading the Department of Government Efficiency, and he’ll be rededicating himself to running his businesses, including electric automaker Tesla, rocket company SpaceX and social media platform X. Trump credited Musk with “a colossal change in the old ways of doing business in Washington” and said some of his staff would remain in the administration.
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
The man arrested after a trooper-involved shooting in South Glens Falls last month has been arrested in jail. The man arrested after a trooper-involved shooting in South Glens Falls last month has been arrested in jail. The Saratoga County sheriff says the man involved in that shooting, Billy Cassell, punched a correction officer in the face while serving time. NewsChannel 13 reported state troopers shot Cassell after investigators said he led police on a chase and pointed a rifle at the troopers.
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
The city of Schenectady announced a new free concert series on Friday. Mayor Gary McCarthy calls the series "Bands on Broadway."The city of Schenectady announced a new free concert series on Friday. Mayor Gary McCarthy calls the series “Bands on Broadway.”This all part of an effort to have something going on not just for city residents but people in the area in the city of Schenectady every single night. It will happen on the county’s Broadway Stage every Thursday through August 7.
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
Wolberg Electrical Supply has donated $10,000 to Shalom Food Pantry. The pantry is committed to delivering healthy kosher food to individuals and families in need throughout the Capital Region. A local business continues its effort to give back to the community as it celebrates 100 years. Wolberg Electrical Supply has donated $10,000 to Shalom Food Pantry. The pantry is committed to delivering healthy kosher food to individuals and families in need throughout the Capital Region.
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
The long-term effects of banning fluoride from public drinking water across the country could cost families billions of dollars, and result in millions of rotten teeth. The long-term effects of banning fluoride from public drinking water across the country could cost families billions of dollars, and result in millions of rotten teeth. That’s according to a new study from Jama Health Forum.
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
Schuylerville village leaders say a leak has been repaired and service has been restored to all affected people affected by a water main leak this week. Schuylerville village leaders say a leak has been repaired and service has been restored to all affected people affected by a water main leak this week. All required bacterial water samples came back this week, according to Mayor Dan Carpenter. The boil water notice that has been in effect was lifted.
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1 week ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
Gov. Kathy Hochul has appointed three new people to her cabinet. Denise Miranda will serve as Commissioner of the Division of Human Rights, Amanda Lefton will serve as Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, and Bethlehem native Willow Baer has been confirmed by the Senate to serve as the Commissioner of the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities. Gov. Kathy Hochul has appointed three new people to her cabinet.
