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19 hours ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
St. Mary's Healthcare received more than $3 million to support nurses.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
Details affecting local, regional and national news events of the day are provided by the NewsChannel 13 Team, as well as updates on weather and traffic. A heads-up if you are driving in Latham next week. The Latham Circle will close on Monday and Tuesday night for pavement marking. That’s expected to wrap up the repaving project there. That area will be closed 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. both nights. Detour signs will be posted.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
A report investigating staff misconduct at Pittsfield High School found that most claims against three staff members were not backed by evidence. The law firm hired by the Pittsfield School Committee reviewed misconduct claims against Pittsfield School District staff, and put together summaries of their findings. They found most of the claims against three of them are lacking in evidence.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
It was a scary situation for a bucket truck workers in Schodack. It was a scary situation for a bucket truck workers in Schodack. Tree crews were working on Stimpson Avenue around 2:15 Thursday, when the truck last control and rolled down the hill. The driver was still inside, but was not hurt, according to the fire department. Firefighters and EMTs were there to help clean up the scene.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
A grand jury has indicted a 59-year-old for allegedly slashing a person in Menands back in 2024. Jude Jacotin allegedly stabbed the person on May 2, 2024 on 35 Broadway Ave. The victim had been stabbed and slashed on the right side of his face, chest, right hand and lower leg. A grand jury has indicted a 59-year-old man for allegedly slashing a person in Menands back in 2024. Jude Jacotin allegedly stabbed the person on May 2, 2024, on 35 Broadway.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
NewsChannel 13 was there as Patrick Haggerty went before a judge in Schenectady County Court on Friday. He pleaded not guilty to murder last month. The trial of a man accused of stabbing and killing his mother in Rotterdam will move forward. NewsChannel 13 was there as Patrick Haggerty went before a judge in Schenectady County Court on Friday. He pleaded not guilty to murder last month.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
A new social media trend, called the "Chromebook Challenge," is raising alarms in schools across the country, including the capital region. This disturbing TikTok craze has students inserting everyday items, such as pencils and paperclips, into the USB ports of their Chromebooks. This act not only disrupts education but poses significant risks that can lead to injury and potential fire hazards.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
An Albany man has been indicted for allegedly shooting a man back in 2024, paralyzing him. Juhmir Arrington, 30, was involved in an argument outside the CVS at 16 New Scotland Ave. at around 6:30 p.m. on June 1, 2024. An Albany man has been indicted for allegedly shooting a man back in 2024, paralyzing him. Juhmir Arrington, 30, was involved in an argument outside the CVS at 16 New Scotland Ave. at around 6:30 p.m. on June 1, 2024.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
Two arrested in Rnesslaer County drug raidsTwo people have been arrested in separate drug cases in Rensselaer County. Jeffrey C. Shaw, 44, of Yonkers, allegedly had 50 grams of crack cocaine, digital scales, packaging materials and nearly $1,400 in cash at a residence in the village of Hoosick Falls, according to the Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office.
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5 days ago | 
wnyt.com | Ben Gorenstein
The Colonie Senior Center hosted its 27th annual fashion show to celebrate Mother's Day, featuring local residents as runway models escorted by members of the Colonie Police Department. The Colonie Senior Center hosted its 27th annual fashion show to celebrate Mother’s Day. Runway models were escorted by members of the Colonie Police Department. The beautiful outfits were loaned from Beck’s. There was also a lunch and 50/50 raffles to raise funds for transportation services.
