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2 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Navigating Medicare can be challenging at any time, but that statement certainly rings true these days. Thankfully, though, there are dedicated professionals who can help. One of them is Amanda MacLachlan, owner of I’m With Amanda Medicare Solutions. She joined Kate and Erik for tips on being proactive when it comes to Medicare.
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2 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch |Tim Fox
(WSYR-TV) — “Black Mirror” is the “Twilight Zone” of today, A series of stand-alone stories starring top talent that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The Netflix series has reached season seven, and our movie guy Brian Miller is here with his take on the latest installment.
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2 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
by: Laura Koch Posted: May 13, 2025 / 10:15 AM EDT Updated: May 13, 2025 / 10:27 AM EDT (WSYR-TV) — Kate and Erik host Bridge Street this morning. They recap last night’s “American Idol,” sharing their takes on performances from the official final three contestants: Jamal Roberts, John Foster and Breanna Nix. Things are getting down to the wire.
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3 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Through harmony and heart, they aim to inspire, uplift and give back. That’s what local barbershop chorus the Harmony Katz is all about. They’ll perform a fundraising concert at the Basilica on this coming Sunday to support the Sacred Heart Food Pantry alongside their sister choir, the Katz Meow. Founder and director of the Harmony Katz, Peter Carentz, joined Bridge Street for details on the event.
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3 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Carrie is back to co-host with Erik for “Carrie Mondays” on Bridge Street. They chat about Mother’s Day celebrations and recap how they spent the day. They also talk about Carmelo Anthony, the SU basketball legend, as he delivered this year’s commencement speech at Syracuse University. He told grads to keep an open mind and that “your path won’t be a straight line, and that’s okay.” Speaking of Syracuse, a huge win for the Men’s Lacrosse Team.
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6 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — The Broadway in Syracuse series has been such a success in the Salt City, and what makes it even better is when the surrounding businesses can use this time to help others. Broadway for United Way is back next week, and participants can enjoy dinner and a show. Ryan Benz of Oh My Darling, who also serves on United Way of CNY board of directors, is providing Central New Yorkers the chance to see “Beetlejuice” at the Landmark while supporting local charities.
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6 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Good things can come from anywhere, even places you might not expect. At Jamesville Correctional Facility, a sewing program is teaching inmates valuable life skills, benefiting local children in need, and it doesn’t cost taxpayers a cent. Onondaga County sheriff Toby Shelley joined us to talk more about the program and its benefits. He also shared some items made by inmates. Lots of these items made are donated to children at the McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center.
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6 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — The decision has been made, and a new pope has been elected. It happened yesterday afternoon EST or evening in Vatican time. White smoke billowed out of the chimney, signaling that a new pope has been elected and has accepted the position. About an hour after the white smoke was seen, the new pope emerged from the balcony. History was made as the new pope was revealed to be 69 year old American cardinal Robert Prevost, now to be know as Pope Leo XIV.
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6 days ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — The Broadway in Syracuse series has been such a success in the Salt City, and what makes it even better is when the surrounding businesses can use this time to help others. Broadway for United Way is back next week, and participants can enjoy dinner and a show. Ryan Benz of Oh My Darling, who also serves on United Way of CNY board of directors, is providing Central New Yorkers the chance to see “Beetlejuice” at the Landmark while supporting local charities.
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6 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Good things can come from anywhere, even places you might not expect. At Jamesville Correctional Facility, a sewing program is teaching inmates valuable life skills, benefiting local children in need, and it doesn’t cost taxpayers a cent. Onondaga County sheriff Toby Shelley joined us to talk more about the program and its benefits. He also shared some items made by inmates. Lots of these items made are donated to children at the McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center.
