WSYR-TV (East Syracuse, NY)

WSYR-TV is a television station affiliated with ABC, serving the Central New York region and based in Syracuse. It first went on air as WNYS on September 9, 1962, broadcasting on VHF channel 9. The station underwent a couple of name changes, becoming WIXT in 1978 and later WSYR in 2005. Currently, it transmits a high-definition digital signal on UHF channel 17 from its transmitter located on Sevier Road in Pompey. Viewers can watch WSYR-TV on Time Warner channel 9 and in high definition on digital channel 1240. The station is owned by Nexstar Broadcasting Group and operates its studios on Bridge Street (NY 690) in East Syracuse.

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#49605

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#9362

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Customer at Canton Stewart's Shop strikes it rich

22 hours ago | localsyr.com | Dan Mount

CANTON, N.Y. (WWTI) – One customer at a north county Stewart’s Shop has struck it rich. In an announcement from Stewart’s, one lucky customer won $10 million with the purchase of a $10 million Bonus scratch-off ticket at the location on East Main Street in Canton. The winning ticket was sold on Saturday, May 3, and it marked the second time this year that a Stewart’s customer has won more than $1 million.
Sackets Harbor finishes $3.3 million flood resilience project

1 day ago | localsyr.com | Dan Mount

SACKETS HARBOR, N.Y. (WWTI) – New York State officials were on hand in the village of Sackets Harbor to celebrate completion of an important project. New York Department of State Secretary Walter T. Mosley announced the completion of construction of a series of flood resiliency projects. Sackets Harbor was awarded over $3.3 million to complete the work through the Lake Ontario Resiliency and Economic Development Initiative (REDI).
How will ESPN+ users be impacted by ESPN's new streaming service?

1 day ago | localsyr.com | Brayden Stamps |Addy Bink

BRISTOL, Conn. (WGHP) — ESPN has, for several years, offered its streaming service ESPN+. That is set to change later this year as the sports outlet gears up to launch its long-anticipated direct-to-customer streaming service. The new streaming service, which will be called “ESPN,” will let customers cut the cord and access ESPN programming directly.
Cassie testifies against Diddy in federal sex crimes trial

1 day ago | localsyr.com | Diana Falzone |Safia Samee Ali |Marty Hobe

Editor’s Note: This story contains discussions of rape or sexual assault that may be disturbing. Reader discretion is advised. If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, you can find help and discreet resources on the National Sexual Assault Hotline website or by calling 1-800-656-4673.
I’m With Amanda Medicare Solutions offers advice to be proactive

1 day 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.
Brian Miller reviews season 7 of “Black Mirror”

1 day 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.
Bridge Street Host Chat - May 13, 2025

1 day 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.
Pope Leo hopes to be a bridge builder

2 days ago | localsyr.com | Raquel Martín

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – As the new pope settles in, his old tweets put him at odds with the Trump administration’s immigration policies. The White House sidestepped questions about Pope Leo but Vatican watchers say they are unsurprised by Pope Leo’s critiques and hope his new leadership spurs reforms in line with the church. Friday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dodged weighing in on Pope Leo XIV’s criticism of the Trump administration.
Hoosock, Jensen, Campbell and Owen added to National Fallen Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, DC

2 days ago | localsyr.com | Andrew Donovan

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WSYR-TV) — Of the 345 names added to the National Fallen Law Enforcement Officers Memorial this year, four are Central New Yorkers who died in the line of duty. Onondaga County Sheriff’s Lt. Michael Hoosock and Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen were killed by a gunman’s ambush in the Town of Salina in April of 2024. Oswego County lost Deputy Cailee Campbell, who was killed in a crash in the Town of Volney in September of 2024. Five years overdue, the name of Sgt.
‘Thank you for being his family’: Hundreds pay tribute to Van Robinson before saying goodbye

2 days ago | localsyr.com | Jeremy Skiba

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Syracuse community is paying their final respects and saying goodbye to former Common Council President Van Robinson. He died last week at 87. Hundreds filled up Bethany Baptist Church to pay tribute to him on Monday afternoon. “Thank you for being his family. You were truly his family,” said Diedre Robinson, Van’s niece.