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Jury Finds Guilty of Manslaughter, Not Murder, in Schenectady VibeZ Shooting Case

Markeith Buchanan, 25, was convicted of first-degree manslaughter and two felony weapons possession counts in a fatal 2022 shooting on State Street in Schenectady, but was acquitted of second-degree murder

Schenectady school district set to reveal new superintendent on March 6

The Schenectady City School District will announce its new superintendent, an internal candidate, next week after a two-month search to replace outgoing Superintendent Anibal Soler

Sen. Lee clarifies his Ukraine and border votes during meeting with Utah legislators

Utah Senator Mike Lee urges state lawmakers to approach legislative action on pressing issues with caution, respecting proper government authority, to avoid causing more harm than good

Congress Leaders Agree on Fiscal Year 2024 Spending Bills, Preventing Saturday Government Shutdown

US Congressional leaders have reached a deal to advance the 12 annual bills funding federal programs for the fiscal year, thereby preventing government shutdowns on Saturday

Marney’s Nomination for Ethics Board Denied Once More by Schenectady Council

Former Schenectady Deputy Corporation Counsel Christopher Marney's nomination to the city’s ethics board was rejected for the second time, but City Council President Marion Porterfield plans to nominate him again

Meet Donald Rodbell: A Closer Look at the Union College Professor

Union College professor Don Rodbell, who has spent over 30 years studying the world's climate history, has been awarded the Israel C. Russell Award of the Geological Society of America

Hungary’s Parliament Approves Sweden’s NATO Application, Removing the Last Hurdle for Membership

Hungary's parliament has ratified Sweden's bid to join NATO, ending over 18 months of delays

Two Men Found Guilty in Murder Case of Run-DMC’s Jam Master Jay, Almost 22 Years Post His Demise

Two men, Karl Jordan Jr. and Ronald Washington, have been convicted for the 2002 murder of Run-DMC star Jam Master Jay in his studio, reportedly over a failed drug deal

Democrats from Saratoga and Schenectady Back Sanghvi for 44th Senate District Election

Saratoga Springs City Finance Commissioner Minita Sanghvi has received endorsements from both the Schenectady County and Saratoga County Democratic Committees in her campaign against Sen. Jim Tedisco for the 44th Senate District

Owner of Scotia Fencing Company Faces Fresh Charges

Scotia fencing company owner, James S. Butler, faces new grand larceny charges in Warren County, adding to those filed against him last week in Glenville, New York
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