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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Classics are classic for a reason, but every now and then, someone puts their own little twist on them. Starting this week, the CNY Arts Center is bringing a contemporary version of “Little Women” to the stage. It’s simply called “Women.”Fittingly, the show is being supported by women-business owners in the community. Jeanne McManus, Mikaela Tubolino and Bekkah Frisch are business owners in the Central New York area who have decided to support the production.
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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was your brain. In fact, if you’re under 25, it’s still developing. Even if you’re over 25, you have to think of your brain like a muscle. Sure, it may be fully developed, but you have to keep it working soundly to make sure it stays in tip-top shape. That’s why registered dietitian Kelly Springer joined Bridge Street, to talk about how nutrition can maintain the strength of your mind.
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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Today, Dunkin’ fans can sip with purpose. One dollar from every iced coffee or cold brew sold will be donated to the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation, helping bring joy to kids battling hunger and illness. Better yet, those very dollars are poured right back into the Central New York community, with donations designated for the communities where the money was raised.
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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — The beautiful lavender plant provides a purple paradise during its prime growing season, and that beauty will be on full display in Cazenovia come the first weekend in July. With the return of the Cazenovia Lavender Fest, we can help refresh our minds, and our noses, and see just how versatile the plant can be.
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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Kayla Welytok |Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Na zdrowie! The annual Syracuse Polish Festival is back for another year. Marta Chmielewski, the festival emcee and volunteer, joined Shawn Fiato, Onondaga County legislator, for details on what festival attendees can expect this weekend.
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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — If you think it, want it, dream it, then it’s real… That’s one of the classic lines from musical geniuses Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. The Front Row Players bring the duo’s classic “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” to the stage this week, and they joined us on Bridge Street to share a sneak peek.
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1 week ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Something different this Monday morning on Bridge Street. Kate Thornton and Tim Fox sit in the co-host seats to welcome us into the start of a new week. The two talk about Father’s Day weekend and how they celebrated the holiday. Thankfully, the weather cooperated, and no rain got in the way of the festivities. They also chat about the new “Good Morning America” set moving to Hudson Square. This is the last major piece to move to the new Robert Iger ABC Headquarters.
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2 weeks ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — This morning marks the last day for students at Bishop Grimes Junior/Senior High School. Beginning this fall, Grimes is combining with its sister school, Bishop Ludden, on the other side of the city. The diocese of Syracuse cites enrollment as one of the biggest reasons for closing Grimes. The newly-named Bishop Ludden-Grimes will operate out of Ludden’s current campus in the town of Geddes. A bittersweet day for students no doubt, especially the seniors.
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2 weeks ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
by: Laura Koch Posted: Jun 11, 2025 / 12:31 PM EDT Updated: Jun 12, 2025 / 01:38 PM EDT (WSYR-TV) — We’re almost to that special time of year when folks have air conditioning on full blast. That means it may be time for some updates to your AC system. CEO and owner of Holbrook Heating & Air Conditioning RJ Holbrook joined us now to offer some help.
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2 weeks ago | 
localsyr.com | Laura C. Koch
(WSYR-TV) — Very big, sad news in the entertainment industry today. Brian Wilson, the singer, songwriter and creative mastermind behind the Beach Boys, has died. He had been undergoing cognitive decline over the past year or so, and passed away at 82 years old. Brian Wilson has not been touring with the band, and as of right now, the Beach Boys band with Mike Love is still set to come to the Amphitheatre on Sunday, June 29 at 3 p.m. No changes to the touring schedule have been made currently.
