Bruno will not testify in corruption trial
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The former State Senate Majority Leader tells the judge he won't take the stand in the federal corruption trial against him.
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Creating families for children in need
The number of adoptions in Albany County has increased by more than half in just a year. Friday, a special ceremony spotlighted the adoption of several local children, and the need for other people to do the same.
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Three in custody after short chase on I-90
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We're told around 10:30pm Thursday, Troopers found drugs inside a car during a stop on I-90 near Exit 6.
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Final plan for Albany Convention Center presented
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The plan has a projected cost of $220 million, below the originally projected range of $225 million to $240 million.
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Report: 20-somethings can go 2 years between Pap smears
The change comes amid a separate debate over when regular mammograms to detect breast cancer should begin, in the 40s or the 50s. The timing of the Pap guidelines is coincidence, said ACOG, which began reviewing its recommendations in late 2007 and published the update Friday in the journal Obstetrics&Gynecology.
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Washington County Sheriff looking for puppy thief
The Washington County Sheriff's Department is looking for the person who stole a puppy from the SPCA. They say the dog was taken shortly after it had surgery and is in need of medical care.
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Paterson warns of more trouble if budget cuts are blown off
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The Governor spoke in Albany, warning that without action, New York could see furloughs, unpaid bills, cancelled programs, and a downgraded credit rating.
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Senators pledge to find out how local soldier was killed
Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand are promising the mother of Staff Sergeant Amy Seyboth Tirador that they will find out exactly what happened to her daughter. Seyboth Tirador, who grew up in Colonie, was shot and killed in Iraq earlier this month.
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Massage parlor workers accused of prostitution
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Six people have been busted for prostitution at area massage parlors and Albany County investigators say the arrests are linked to nearly a dozen other alleged rings across the northeast.
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Firecrackers thrown in Ballston Spa High, student arrested
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It started out as a prank, but Ballston Spa senior Daniel Berger is facing serious charges. Police say he set off a pack of firecrackers inside the high school Thursday morning.
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Bruno trial: Prosecution expected to wrap case Friday
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Prosecutors are expected to bring key witness Jared Abbruzzese to the stand Friday. Abbruzzese is a businessman from Loudonville who has been a buddy of Bruno’s and a business associate.
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GOP advisers: Giuliani leans toward a Senate race
Two state Republican advisers say Rudy Giuliani has not decided whether to run for governor of New York but is becoming more interested in running for the U.S. Senate.
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New York State lawmakers headed home, no deal on deficit
The Legislature was in session all week - at a cost of about $70,000 a day - but couldn't agree on how to close this fiscal year's $3.2 billion deficit. The goal is to return to Albany Monday and pass a deficit reduction plan.
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New York unemployment at 9%
That's the highest level since April 1983.
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If you haven’t scheduled your H1N1 shot yet in Albany County, you are too late
All appointments have been filled according to the Albany County Health Department and no additional clinics are scheduled at this time.
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Schumer: FAA needs resources to prevent glitches
Sen. Charles Schumer says in a statement that the previous FAA's neglect and poor management has left the current FAA and the public with an aviation system "in shambles."
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School board approves cell tower plan; not final yet
BETHLEHEM, N.Y. -- A proposed plan to build a cell phone tower on a local school's property is one step closer to getting the green light. Bethlehem Central School District is looking for ways to make
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Victim's son charged in Sharon Springs homicide
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63-year-old George King was found dead in his Village of Sharon Springs home on Monday. New York State Police have charged the victim’s son, 37-year-old Gerry King with 2nd degree murder.
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Sen. Gillibrand targets obesity with new school lunch legislation
The Senator says obesity rates have doubled over the last 30 years for children ages 6 to 11. They have tripled for children ages 12 to 19. And childhood obesity puts our kids at risk of developing serious diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and depression.
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Schenectady woman accused of neglecting puppy
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According to a veterinarian, Elizabeth Moshier’s dog needed surgery but she could not afford the cost. She vowed to come back once she had the money. After two weeks passed, the SPCA stepped in.
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Governor Paterson signs Leandra's Law
New York's newest felony will send drunk drivers to prison when they are caught with children in the car. The measure is named for an 11-year-old killed this year on the way to a sleepover.
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Witness says he doesn't know why his company was paying Bruno
The part-owner of Evident Technologies, Wayne Barr, took the stand Wednesday, saying he wasn't sure what Bruno was doing for the company.
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One dead after boat flips over near Thompson Island
A New Jersey man is dead in a boating accident connected to the Hudson River dredging project. Two General Electric contractors were pulled from the water late Tuesday night near Gansevoort.
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Remains of missing man found in Vermont woods
Tests confirmed the bones belonged to 29-year-old William Hogan, who went missing back in 2005.
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Schenectady County offering two H1N1 clinics
Health officials will hold two swine flu vaccine clinics - this Friday, November 20th, and next Monday the 23rd.
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Bruno trial: "Gatekeeper" continues testimony
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The prosecution in the Joe Bruno corruption trial is expected to wind down its side of the case in the next couple of days. Then, it’s the defense’s turn and the former Senate majority leader told NEWS10’s John McLoughlin on Tuesday that he is “looking forward” to testifying on his own behalf.
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Reward in Troy cat abuse case increases
Two anonymous donors have offered $1,000 each to help find the cat's killer. Animal control officer Kevin McDonough has also offered up $50 of his own money.
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New electronic database aims to reduce domestic violence
Domestic violence is the leading cause of homicide for women 16 years and older in New York, and now police hope a new electronic database will help them crack down on a growing problem.
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Lawmakers pass DWI law, accomplish little on budget
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While little progress was made on the budget front, the Senate and Assembly agreed on one issue. On Tuesday they announced the passage of "Leandra's Law", which makes driving drunk with a child in the vehicle a felony.
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Authorities ID victims of plane crash in Adirondacks
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Police say the victims have been tentatively identified as 66-year-old Ronald Rouselle of Malone and 48-year-old Daniel Wills of North Bangor. Their cars were found in the airport parking lot in Malone.
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Local soldier laid to rest at Saratoga National Cemetery
Family, friends, and strangers give a final farewell to Staff Sgt. Amy Seyboth Tirador of Colonie, as she's laid to rest at Saratoga National Cemetery.
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Amsterdam: Man airlifted after falling into Mohawk River
Montgomery County Sheriff Michael Amato says bystanders first reported seeing the man in the water, near Lock #10 of the river, early Tuesday afternoon.
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Ubiles scores 26 to lead Siena over Northeastern
Edwin Ubiles scored 26 points and Siena beat Northeastern 59-53 Tuesday for its 22nd straight home victory.
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South Glens Falls teen killed in wreck laid to rest
15-year-old Brianna Diorio, a South Glens Falls High School student who died in a car crash last week, was laid to rest Tuesday morning.
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SUNY sees highest enrollment ever
The schools that saw the biggest boost in students were community colleges. Schenectady County Community College saw an increase in enrollment of 14.9%, while Hudson Valley Community College had an increase of 10.6%.
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Hoffman withdraws Congressional race concession
Conservative candidate Doug Hoffman has withdrawn his concession in the close 23rd District Congressional race as New York election officials begin counting paper ballots.
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Russian figure skater arrested in Lake Placid
Police say Russian figure skater Andrei Lutai remains jailed after being charged with stealing a car and driving it while drunk after finishing 10th overall in last weekend's Skate America competition in Lake Placid.
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Rensselaer County officials confirm H1N1 death
Officials say the victim is an adult who died within the last few days, and apparently had no underlying health conditions.
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Kitten shot with bb gun, left for dead in Troy garbage can
Troy animal control officer Kevin McDonough says he has offered up $50 of his own money for information leading to the conviction of the person responsible for killing the animal. It's the third case of cat abuse in the city since the summer of 2008.
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Former aide admits stealing money from Bruno
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While testifying in the Joe Bruno corruption trial Monday, Pat Stackrow, who referred to herself as Bruno’s “gatekeeper” for 24 years, admitted to embezzling money as retaliation for the former State Senator’s treatment of her.
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Family pleads for help in missing woman's case
PITTSFIELD, MA -- A Pittsfield, Massachusetts family is asking for the public's help in finding a woman last seen almost three weeks ago. 39-year-old Brenda Ovitt is 5'5", weighs about 275 pounds, and
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Albany man drives wrong way on highway, nobody hurt
State police say a 94-year-old man who drove several miles the wrong way on an upstate New York highway had been reported missing by his daughter a day earlier.
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Gov. Paterson plans to eliminate new license plate plan
The Governor says he plans to eliminate the requirement for new license plates if lawmakers can come up with a cost saving measure for the 2010 - 2011 executive budgets
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State police patrolling Thruway for seatbelt violations
Troopers will patrol the New York State Thruway for the next two weeks, looking for drivers without their seatbelts. A ticket for not wearing a seatbelt will cost you $50.
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New York colleges, lawmakers discuss H1N1 preparedness
Senators say Monday's hearing focuses on the rate of outbreaks, what steps schools are taking to stop them, and why college students are more at risk for catching the virus.
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Siena poll: Voters choosing Cuomo, Giuliani over Paterson
Less than a year before the 2010 elections, there's more bad news for Governor Paterson.
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Anonymous donor saves local restaurant
Imagine if a total stranger found out you were in trouble and gave you a check worth thousands of dollars to help keep you on your feet.
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Thousands get their H1N1 shot in Albany clinic
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Thousands of people filled the Times Union Center for Albany County's first public H1N1 vaccine clinic Sunday. The clinic was only for priority groups to protect those at highest risk,
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Special painting honors the life of local soldier killed in Iraq
The mother of a local soldier killed five years ago in Iraq has received a beautiful gift to help keep his memory alive. The portrait is of David Fisher, of Watervliet, who died in
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Fire safety business, founded by RPI students, opens in Albany
Since its launch in 2004, BullEx has grown to a company with more than 50 employees, and nine locations around the world, giving fire departments the training, tools and products they need when it matters the most.
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Big Tupper Ski area to re-open this season
A volunteer snow-lovers group called Residents Intent on Saving their Economy, or ARISE just got the okay to re-open part of the Big Tupper ski area in Tupper Lake, according to APA Spokesman Keith McKeever.
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The New York State Plate Debate
New York License Plate debate rages on
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Glens Falls man arrested for collecting unemployment while working
A Glens Falls man was charged Tuesday with grand larceny for allegedly receiving more than $2,200 in unemployment benefits while working for a company in Guilderland, according to police.
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Flu postpones high school football playoff in Mass.
The Wahconah High team says 70% of its players suffered from flulike symptoms on the day of the game. Their game against Lee was rescheduled for Sunday at 5:30pm in Dalton.
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Lake George man killed in early morning car accident
Police say 24-year-old Brian Hover was driving on Queensbury Avenue in Queensbury around 4:30am Friday when his pickup truck ran off the road and rolled over at least twice.
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Judge denies Bruno lawyer's mistrial request
It all stems from the explosive end to court Thursday, when Judge Gary Sharpe criticized Bruno for comments he made to his lawyers, upset over one of the judge’s rulings.
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Canadian tour bus in accident on I-87 in Lake George
A state police dispatcher says a Canadian tour bus was traveling south on Interstate 87 just after 8:30 a.m. Friday when it ran off the road between exits 22 and 23 in the town of Lake George.
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Update on Daisy, the dog found duct-taped in Saratoga County
The beagle was found by a hunter near Providence on Sunday. She had been missing for two weeks. In new pictures sent to NEWS10 by Dandaraw, some marks can still be seen where her snout was duct taped shut. Otherwise she is doing well.
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Final homecoming for local soldier killed in Iraq
It's the kind of homecoming no military family wants. On Friday morning the family of Army Staff Sergeant Amy Seyboth Tirador stood by as her body made its way home from Iraq, where she was killed last week.
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Dangerous Intersections have NYDOT looking at safety changes
The roundabout at Routes 9 and 67 in Malta may be the most dangerous intersection in the Capital Region, that's according to the New York Department of Transportation.
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Pine Plains begins recovery process
A community shaken looks to begin the recovery process. People in Pine Plains remain on edge after police say 42-year-old Christopher Craft held the principal of Stissing Mountain Middle School hostage for more than two hours on Tuesday. Thursday night volunteers with the American Red Cross met with those still trying to cope with their emotions.
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East Greenbush neighborhood nervous over possible rabies
A possible rabies case has an East Greenbush neighborhood nervous and one cancer patient waiting for answers.
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Judge explodes at Joe Bruno on day eight of trial
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With the jurors dismissed, the judge pointed his finger at Bruno, asking him, “Do you understand?” In a defiant tone, Bruno replied, “Yes, judge, I understand what’s going on here.”
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Ellis Hospital unveils first-of-its-kind medical home
As the debate over healthcare reform continues in Congress, the future of healthcare could be right in the Capital Region. Ellis Hospital has unveiled what it calls a new era in medicine, designed to be a one-stop-shop for a patient’s every need.
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Adrian Thomas receives maximum sentence
The Troy man found guilty of killing his four-month-old son has been sentenced to 25-years to life in prison, just weeks after he was convicted.
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Police seek suspect in animal cruelty case
Police want to know who wrapped a dog in duct tape, stuffed it in a plastic bag, and dumped it in a wooded area in Saratoga County.
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State workers admit to creating "man cave"
State employees Gary Pivoda and Louis Marciano have admitted to creating a so-called "man cave" to sleep and sell drugs in while on the clock.
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Future of Hudson River dredging discussed
On Thursday at 6:30pm. the EPA will hold a public meeting at the Fort Edward firehouse to talk about what they accomplished.
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Sen. Schumer to introduce bill banning BPA
Senator Schumer's bill would prohibit BPA, or Bisphenol "A", in products marketed to kids 3 and under. That includes food and drink containers, and some canned goods.
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Police: speed caused crash that killed two teens
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The 17-year-old male driver and a 15-year-old female passenger in the back seat were killed. Another 17-year-old male, who was in the passenger seat, was flown to Albany Medical Center with a minor head injury.
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Steifl Laboratories undergoes cutbacks
Stiefel Job Losses in Oak Hill, New York affects over 250 employees.
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Reward offered in Berkshire County llama killings
The llamas were found Sunday morning at River Valley Farm in Lenox.
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Veterans honored in Pittsfield
Crowd estimated to be the largest attends a special service at the city’s Veterans Memorial.
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Colonie soldier's death considered suspicious, parents upset
The parents of Amy Seyboth Tirador say they are waiting for a full investigation by the Army before making any other statements about their daughter's death.
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Paesan's Pizza: Down economy has started to hurt business
Paesan's Pizza is celebrating its 15th anniversary and owner Frank Scavio says it's clear the recession has hit America’s last little luxury - pizza.
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Bennington hospital changes visitor policy
The Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington is changing its visitor policy due to swine flu concerns.
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Schumer: 8,600 homeless vets in upstate NY
Sen. Schumer says that homelessness and mental health programs for veterans are starved for funding and aren't able to handle the increasing number of new vets who end up on the streets. He's calling for more money for those programs and for student loans to veterans.
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Albany County: Appointments required for major H1N1 vaccine clinic
Because of the limited number only those in high risk groups, like pregnant women, young children and health care workers can get vaccinated.
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Albany honors America's veterans with annual parade
It was an absolutely gorgeous day for a parade in Albany on Wednesday, with the sunshine and nice weather bringing out so many revelers.
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Body of missing Gloversville man found
35-year-old Thomas Clarke was last seen in Johnstown on October 18th. Police had asked for the public’s help in finding him earlier this month.
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Albany lawmakers back home after two-day session
Despite the inaction, some lawmakers are hopeful - saying there's progress in both houses. Staff discussions will run through the weekend to make cuts in education and healthcare.
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Basketball: Saint Rose men look ahead to new campaign
Saint Rose was picked to finish tenth of 16 teams in the Northeast 10 Conference. "Hopefully this year, we can get back to that winning tradition," senior Jermaine Clark said. "We're young, but we're going to turn some heads this year."
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State Senate accomplishes nothing on Deficit Reduction Plan
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The Senate and Assembly passed some non-controversial bills that had nothing to do with the budget and left the Capitol just after 7pm.
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Paterson pushes for gay marriage vote next week
Gov. David Paterson is placing the bill on agendas for special sessions on Nov. 16 and 17. Senate Democrats said the bill wasn't likely to be considered during Tuesday's special session.
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Judge has harsh words for lawyers in Joe Bruno trial
Judge Gary Sharpe told both sides that the trial has lost its way and scolded them for losing focus on such a complex case.
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Man enters middle school, holds principal hostage
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Police say 42-year-old Cristopher Craft entered the Stissing Mountain Middle/High School campus in Pine Plains on Tuesday and held the middle school principal hostage for 90 minutes.
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Searchers look for clues where teenager's remains were found
Sheriff's deputies and state police are scouring the wooded area where Jennifer Hammond’s skull and jaw fragments were found by a hunter late last month. The 18-year-old, originally from Littleton, Colorado, disappeared in 2003 while selling magazines door to door in the Saratoga Springs area.
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People rally in support of fixing Crown Point, Batchellerville bridges
They say closing those bridges or alternating traffic hurts the local economy. It prevents people from getting to work, or worse, emergency responders from getting to where they need to be.
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Bruno seeks contributions to legal defense
In a letter mailed last week, Bruno is renewing his request for financial support. He has already spent nearly $700,000 from campaign funds for his defense against eight federal fraud charges, and he has a balance of about $700,000 left.
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Scotia Home Invasion
A Scotia man is behind bars tonight after he broke into an elderly woman's home, stealing her valuables and car.
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Helping Schenectady “GROW”
A first-of-its-kind program prepares to launch in Schenectady, helping the city “GROW” one rental property at a time.
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My own guest stole my mini van
An East Greenbush man called 911 at 4:30 A.M. to report his mini van was stolen by his own overnight guest, according to police.
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Local counties offering limited H1N1 vaccine clinics
Both Saratoga and Washington Counties are holding limited H1N1 vaccine clinics, focused primarily on healthcare and emergency workers, pregnant women, infant caregivers, and people between the ages of 2 and 49.
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Fallen soldier's parents say she was shot, want tragedy to serve as wake-up call
The parents of a local fallen soldier say their daughter's death was no accident, and they have a message they want every American to hear.
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Burglars target Warren, Washington County businesses
Police in Warren and Washington counties tonight are trying to hunt down a group of people they say stole ATVs and dirt bikes from local businesses. They say companies in Fort Ann, Lake George, Hudson Falls, and Queensbury were all targeted. In total, nearly $40,000 worth of sports equipment was taken.
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Man strips down, escapes from police
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Police have apprehended the man who escaped from authorities in Watervliet Friday morning, clad in only a t-shirt and boxer shorts. The escape lead to a lengthy search along the Hudson River.
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MyKey technology allows parents to track teen drivers
Introduced by the Ford Motor Company, the MyKey limits drivers to a top speed of 80 miles per hour, and won't increase the radio volume until a seat belt is buckled.
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Counts added to indictment of DA kidnap plot suspect
30-year-old Chad Rubin is accused of plotting the revenge murders of several people who put him in jail, including former Rensselaer County DA Trish DeAngelis.
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Students Against Destructive Decisions expands its reach
The challenges have grown as students now battle bullying, prescription drugs, and sexual assault. Some students think their peers need a positive focus, like sports or school clubs. Others rely to prevention.
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Catskill fire department goes green with new furnace
The device is expected to pay for itself in just two winter seasons, and then provide more than 20 years of free heat with no labor or fuel.
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Colonie soldier dies in Iraq
29-year-old Amy Seyboth Tirador is the first female soldier from our area to die in the Iraq, Afghanistan conflicts.
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Pets at risk from H1N1 pandemic
As the swine flu continues to spread, we're learning even your pets are at risk from the pandemic. This after a household cat tested positive for the virus.
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Desperation over H1N1 vaccine shortage felt locally
At the office of Dr. Jill Braverman-Panza in Albany, the phones are lighting up with calls about swine flu, but the doctor is urging calm over chaos. "Be patient," she advises.
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Trailer for Salt released, Albany scenery visible
The trailer for the new Angelina Jolie movie Salt has been released, and in it you can see two very brief glimpses of Albany.
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Troy murder suspect released from jail
He was arrested last Friday and charged with an October murder in Troy. Now 23-year-old Tyrone Chaires is out of jail. The reason, says Rensselaer County District Attorney Rich McNally, is there is not enough evidence at the moment.
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Pilot walks away from crash landing
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The pilot, 50-year-old Jay Dean Morrissett, was able to walk away. His upside down aircraft - not so lucky. Early reports indicated it simply ran out of gas.
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Dump truck accident knocks out power, driver ticketed
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More than 1,500 customers were without power in Guilderland Tuesday morning after a dump truck tore down several utility poles.
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State Trooper killed in Greene County wreck
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Police say Trooper David Lane, a four-year veteran, was driving his cruiser on Route 32 in Catskill when he attempted to pass a vehicle. The vehicles made contact and Lane's cruiser went off the road and hit a utility pole.
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Widespread illness closes Schoharie child care locations
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NEWS10 has learned that 80% of all students at four facilities in the County are out sick with dozens of faculty members also absent.
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Jerry Jennings elected to fifth term as Albany Mayor
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Mayor Jerry Jennings will be serving a fifth term in the City of Albany. He was up against Republican Nathan Lebron and city Councilman Corey Ellis.
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Voting machines in Fulton County towns malfunction
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The malfunctions affected the Towns of Broadalbin, Northampton, Oppenheim and Perth.
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Mahan declares victory in Colonie Supervisor race
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Mahan says her victory two years ago was overwhelming, but reelection means even more.
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Winners of Albany Common Council races
The races for Albany Common Council saw a sweep by Democrats, including Carolyn McLaughlin elected as Council President.
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City of Renssealer Mayor Dan Dwyer reelected
Incumbent Rensselaer Mayor Dan Dwyer defeated challenger Edward Kosinski, 1269-883.
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Fulton County: King wins Gloversville Mayor race
Dayton King defeated Republican challenger Jo-Ann Clear by nearly 200 votes, 1057-884.
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Washington County: Kortbright victorious in DA race
Incumbent District Attorney Kevin Kortright has won another term as Washington County DA.
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Scott Johnson declares victory in Saratoga Mayor race
In the Mayor's race in Saratoga Springs, it appears Republican incumbent Scott Johnson has held on to the seat for a second term.
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Messina leads Bethlehem Supervisor race
With 87% of precincts reporting, Republican Samuel Messina holds a narrow lead over incumbent Democrat John Cunningham, 3,973- 3,825 (51%-49%).
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E. coli outbreak blamed for two deaths, one of them local
This comes just a few days after a western New York company recalled more than half a million pounds of possibly contaminated ground beef.
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Gloversville police search for missing man
35-year-old Thomas Clarke has been missing since October 18th. He was last seen in the City of Johnstown.
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Polls open for Election Day 2009
Polls are open and they will stay open until 9:00pm in New York. In Massachusetts, they vary depending on where you live.
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Troy 9-year-old named honorary firefighter
Carlos Duffie says he thought it was all a dream when he woke up to the sound of a fire alarm back on October 24th. Realizing his home was on fire, Carlos sprang into action.
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Police: Schenectady woman shot teen in wrist
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Shortly after 10:30am, police say 23-year-old Princess Alava got into a verbal argument with the 16-year old victim near 88 Furman Street. According to authorities, Alava then pulled out a gun and shot the victim in the wrist.
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Toys for Toys gets big boost
Dunkin' Donuts gave the Marines $20,000 today to help keep it's holiday train fueled up through this season. The donation will help the campaign bring as many as 30,000 gifts to children across New York.
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Starving dogs found on Greene County woman's property
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43-year-old Sandra Maurer handed over a total of six dogs, five of which a local veterinarian diagnosed as extremely emaciated. (Note: pictures attached to this article may be considered disturbing.)
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H1N1-related deaths in Albany, Warren Counties
It was revealed Monday that the death of a person in Warren County over the weekend was believed related to the flu strain. Meanwhile, the Albany County Health Department confirmed an adolescent who died last week also had H1N1 influenza.
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RPI president highest paid in country
A study by the Chronicle of Higher Education says Shirley Ann Jackson of RPI got $1.5 million last year in total compensation, making her the highest paid among private colleges and universities.
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Police: Colonie, Schenectady robberies likely related
Colonie police say a pair of gas station robberies early Monday morning, one in the town and another in Schenectady, are likely related.
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Family marks two year anniversary of Jaliek Rainwalker's disappearance
November 1st marks the two year anniversary of the disappearance of a Washington County boy. Jaliek Rainwalker's adoptive father, Steve Kerr, has long been a person of interest in the case. Sunday night Jaliek's loved ones held a candlelight vigil at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Greenwich.
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Troy Murder Arrest
Troy, N.Y. -- Police make an arrest in a Troy murder case from earlier this month.
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Local stores get jump start on "Black Friday" sales
The holiday shopping season is a busy one for Ann Pratt. With a big family to buy for, she says she tries to save money whenever she can, making the opportunity to beat the crowds and save some cash even more appealing.
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Local Pagans prepare for “Samhain”
As many people prepare for trick-or-treating this weekend, dozens across the Capital Region are preparing for traditional Pagan rituals to celebrate on Oct. 31. It's part of a growing trend across the country.
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Hudson Falls: hundreds of pot plants found in vacant building
Police in Washington County say a detective checking out a trespassing report at the property in Hudson Falls found about 300 pot plants.
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Colonie police search for gas station robbers
Colonie police are looking for two people they say held up a gas station Thursday night near the Albany city line. It happened just before 10:30pm at the Central Service Station on Centeral Avenue.
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Police find vehicle that played role in fatal crash
Police say it all started Wednesday night when an officer spotted two vehicles without license plates in Nassau. It turns out those vehicles were stolen from the New Lebanon area.
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Remains found in Saratoga County identified
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Authorities say the remains belong to 18-year-old Jennifer Hammond, a young woman originally from Colorado who was last seen in August 2003 at the Creek and Pines Trailer Park in Ballston Spa.
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Call center employees out of a job
More than one thousand people are out of a job, in a city where one in ten workers are already unemployed.
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25 Albany gang members arrested in massive raid
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In a press conference, the acting U.S. Attorney announced the raid and arrest of 25 people. Most of them are considered members of one of Albany's most violent street gangs, the notorious Original Gangsta Killers, or OGK, of the city's South End.
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Rensselaer streets lined with new trees thanks to students
Students from Rensselaer High School and the Doane Stuart School team up with Capital District Community Gardens to beautify the city. Organizers say the new trees do more than just make the neighborhoods look nicer, too.
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One killed, two hurt in fiery Schodack crash
It happened Wednesday night at the intersection of County Rt. 20 & School House Road. Police say an officer from Nassau was following one of the cars moments before the accident.
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Troy union says city needs more firefighters
The Troy Firefighters Union says response to a recent blaze that destroyed a house was delayed two to three minutes because the nearest firehouse was undermanned and the fire truck could not be sent immediately.
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Skull fragments found in Saratoga County: Investigation continues
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Wednesday's rainy weather put a damper on the search for more bone fragments in the Town of Edinburg in northwest Saratoga County.
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RPI, Union football ready to continue century-long rivalry
Union and RPI are getting ready to square off for the 107th time. That's according to Union. If you ask RPI, that school will tell you it's the 108th meeting. However, there is no debating the significance of this game.
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Jennings: panel will help select Albany's next Police Chief
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Mayor Jerry Jennings announced an eight member committee on Wednesday that will include Dr. Alice Green, Common Counicl member Carolyn McLaughlin and Sheriff James Campbell.
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Five pounds of pot and rifles seized from St. Johnsville home
ST. JOHNSVILLE -- Five pounds of marijuana and five rifles - that's what police was found inside a Montgomery County home.
When deputies searched the St. Johnsville home, they found 40-year-old Dan Ponte
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Albany police search for peeping tom
In an exclusive interview, NEWS10 speaks to one of the victims of the so-called "peeping tom". "I've been walking on eggshells. I had one of my coworkers spend the night with me yesterday," the victim said.
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