It comes after a recent incident where a man in Albany was detained for allegedly threatening a U.S. Attorney with a knife. Authorities say the suspect in that case is in the U.S. illegally.

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Carolyn McLaughlin, Dorcey Applyrs, Dan Cerutti and Corey Ellis are all trying to replace her.  Public safety is one of the ...

New legislation will require callers to the state child abuse hotline to identify themselves. ProPublica’s reporting in 2023 ...

New York City is often thought of as a stronghold of organized labor. But the city’s unions look worryingly passive as their ...

This special event will be held at the Albany Civic Center located at 100 West Oglethorpe Blvd. The dance will begin Friday, June 20, at 7 p.m. and conclude at 11 p.m. Tickets are $30 and must be ...

Albany's chief city auditor recently commissioned a survey to determine if the city is facing a housing crisis. Three ...

It is the fourth new community the homebuilder has started in Central Ohio this year. Here's what New Albany Co. has planned ...

The State Board of Education recently awarded $24,064,656 in grants to 20 school districts to implement and/or continue State ...

US attorney for New York John Sarcone claimed Friday that a knife-wielding illegal Salvadoran migrant who was charged with threatening to slit his throat was “going to kill somebody” ...

Garcia, allegedly attacked U.S. Attorney John Sarcone in Albany with a knife, making a throat-slitting gesture before being arrested. He remains jailed without bail.