The Supreme Court has refused to rule on the legality of excluding jurors due to their religious beliefs in a case involving a lesbian worker's victory in a workplace bias lawsuit in Missouri
The Eiffel Tower, a major global tourist attraction, was closed due to a staff strike protesting its financial management, causing disappointment among visitors and concern ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris
Officials from the Museum of Innovation and Science (miSci) in Schenectady are seeking solutions to ongoing flooding issues in the museum's basement that threaten its archives
Colonie town councilman Jeffrey Madden has announced his candidacy for a suburban Assembly district in the Capital Region, challenging incumbent Democratic Assemblyman Phil Steck
New York Governor Kathy Hochul proposes to permanently allow to-go drinks, a policy initially implemented to support bars and restaurants during COVID-19 restrictions
General Electric's intellectual property counsel, Sarah Jaeger, recognized a young girl's unique talent while assisting her with an invention during a company summer enrichment program
The new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has been causing headaches for parents due to its complexity, despite being designed to simplify the process and broaden access to college
Bashir Chedrawee, a graduate in biochemistry and neurological science from the University at Albany, has decided to pursue a career in the restaurant industry, despite initially considering a future in medicine
