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Congo identifies third American involved in thwarted coup as Utah mourners pay tribute to plot leader

The Congo army has released the name of the third American involved in a failed coup attempt in Kinshasa, as family members in Utah mourn the eccentric leader of the attack, Christian Malanga

Broadalbin Accident Victim Identified as Schenectady Man by Sheriff

A 60-year-old Schenectady man, John Widdemer Jr., was killed in a single-car crash in Broadalbin, according to the Fulton County Sheriff's Office

Tuesday to Witness Voting on Proposed $277M Budget for Schenectady Schools and Board Elections

Schenectady voters are set to vote on a proposed $277.7 million 2024-2025 budget that maintains current tax levels, staffing, and student programming

Grizzly Bear Attack in British Columbia Leaves Hunter with Severe Injuries, Hospitalized

A 36-year-old man was airlifted to hospital following a grizzly bear attack in British Columbia, Canada

CDC warns of potential resurgence of mpox

Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 1 travel notice for the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to a deadlier strain of monkeypox, now referred to as mpox

Three contenders battle for two positions on Schenectady school board

Three candidates, including incumbent Jamaica Miles, are competing for two seats in the upcoming Schenectady school board election

Max the Cat Receives Honorary ‘Doctor of Litter-ature’ Degree from a College in a Unique Blend of Education

Vermont State University's Castleton campus has awarded an honorary degree of "doctor of litter-ature" to a friendly cat named Max

Take Two Cafe in Schenectady Marks Third Anniversary – Bite-Sized

Downtown Schenectady's vegan café, Take Two, is celebrating its third anniversary this Saturday

Schenectady to Construct New Aquatic Center in Capital Region

Schenectady County lawmakers have approved an agreement with the Adirondack Aquatic Center, paving the way for the long-awaited aquatic center to break ground next year

Biden’s Prohibition on Russian Uranium: The Implications for Utah

President Biden has signed legislation banning Russian uranium imports and providing $2.7 billion in funding to boost domestic uranium enrichment, a move applauded by the US mining industry
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