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Defense team granted access to Idaho home where students were murdered prior to demolition

MOSCOW, Idaho — The defense team for a man accused of killing four University of Idaho students has been given access to the off-campus home where the deaths occurred so they can gather photos, measurements and other documentation before the house is demolished later this month. Bryan Kohberger is charged with four counts of murder

Schenectady’s Plantella Expo Set to Take Place This Sunday

Plantella: A Schenectady Houseplant Expo is an in-person event that caters to both seasoned plant parents and beginners. Organizers encourage visitors to discover a wide range of houseplants, from tropical varieties to succulents, and say that experts will be on hand to provide advice on plant care. Plus, you can explore different pots and accessories

Cannabis gummies from specific lot recalled by NYS Office of Cannabis Management

NEW YORK (WKBW) — The New York State Office of Cannabis Management has issued a recall on a specific lot of cannabis gummies sold through licensed cannabis dispensaries throughout the state. According to the OCM, they were sold under the name “Jenny’s Zee Zee gummies 2:1 THC/CBN adult use edible cannabis product” by Jenny’s Baked

Israel’s ‘Indiscriminate’ Bombing of Gaza Causes Biden to Withdraw Support

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that Israel is losing support over its "indiscriminate" bombing of Gaza and that Benjamin Netanyahu should change, exposing a new rift in relations with the Israeli prime minister. Biden's remarks, made to donors to his 2024 re-election campaign, were his most critical to date of Netanyahu's handling

Local Shopping Options in the Capital Region for the Holidays

SCHENECTADY — Items made and produced from area businesses can offer unique gifts this and every holiday season and also help stimulate the local economy. Here is a sampling of what some Capital Region businesses are seeing as popular gift items this year: Schenectady Trading Company on Union Street in Schenectady Schenectady Trading Company on Union

Concerns Arise Over Schenectady County Pay Raise Proposal

SCHENECTADY — A proposal that would link salary increases for members of the Schenectady County Legislature to those of public employees is raising concerns with some government observers, who worry the idea could prevent lawmakers from representing the interest of residents when approving future contracts. Lawmakers introduced legislation last week that would extend salary increases to

Congress Passes Annual Defense Spending Bill with Utah Delegation Split

WASHINGTON — Congress passed its annual defense spending bill with divided support from Utah's congressional delegation, with those who opposed the bill saying they couldn't support a "clean" extension of a government surveillance program. A compromise version of the $886 billion National Defense Authorization Act passed the Senate Wednesday night and the House Thursday morning

Winners of the 54th annual holiday parade announced by Schenectady County Legislature

The Schenectady County Legislature announced the winning floats, dance, and musical performances for the “New York State of Mind” themed 54th Annual Holiday Parade.  The awardees were presented with plaques and certificates from the Legislature and the award winners are: Best Overall: New York Air National Guard 109th Airlift Wing Best “New York State of Mind”

Adoptable Pets in Schenectady and Albany counties: 4 Cats and 2 Dogs

Each week, Pets Fur Adoption will feature cats, dogs, and other animals available for adoption or fostering at local shelters and rescues. Embrace the crisp chill by adopting a cat; their warmth and snuggles make the cold weather a delight. As temperatures drop, a furry companion brings comfort and coziness that blankets you in joy.

New York’s Supreme Court mandates redrawn congressional districts as Democrats aim to regain control of US House

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP - Modified) — New York’s highest court on Tuesday ordered the state to draw new congressional districts ahead of the 2024 elections, giving Democrats a potential advantage in what is expected to be a battleground for control of the U.S. House. The 4-3 decision from the New York Court of Appeals could
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