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Meet Harry Noyes. On Thursday, he turned 90 years old. On Friday, he was back to work meticulously stocking the dairy department at the Niskayuna Co-op.
A July 14 crash on Route 9 near the Malta Drive-In has resulted in the arrest of one of the drivers.
Several ceremonies were held across the Capital Region Tuesday evening to honor and remember the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
Mathew Herbert was sentenced Tuesday in Schenectady County Court.
Schenectady police say a 12-year-old child stabbed a 13-year-old child and took the victim's bicycle.
A convicted cat killer will spend the next one and a half years in the Schenectady County Jail.
Dozens of former St. Clare's Workers are filing a lawsuit over the hospital's pension fund.
The Messiah Lutheran Church in Rotterdam is collecting undergarments for children in need.
Gyuan-Ho-Ha, the Capital District's largest fish and game club, is held a sporting clay event and pig roast Saturday.
After a two month State Police investigation, a man is now facing charges of sexual contact with a child.
The team is back at it after a storm knocked down a tree that landed on seven of their boats.
Almost two years ago, St. Clare's Corporation board members agreed to buy insurance for the hospital's pension plan, but never followed through.
The first game of the 100th season of the National Football League took place Thursday night. For the first time in history, people could place legal bets on the game in New York State.
Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara says St. Clare's trustees voted to buy insurance for the pension plan more than a year before it collapsed. However, the corporation never bought the insurance. It's not clear why.
The Earth is being used to heat and cool a home.
SCHENECTADY - Chad Putman has a pretty impressive chicken coop in his backyard. All it's missing is the chickens.
A broad daylight shooting is under investigation in Schenectady.
Donating to families in need ahead of back to school. Price Rite and Feed the Children - along with several volunteers - unloaded a semi-truck filled with food and essentials for 400 local families in Schenectady on Thursday morning.
With school already started or starting in the next few weeks, many districts are looking at their cellphone policies. There's a good reason for that.
An award ceremony will be held next May at Proctors Theater in Schenectady.
A Capital Region man is scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday in the Penn State fraternity hazing case involving the death of a 19-year-old.
Rashaun Freeman, a Schenectady native knows a thing or two about basketball. For more than a dozen years, Freeman made a career out of playing professional hoops all over the world. Only here, back in his hometown is where he's hoping to make a big difference in some young player's lives. On Friday, Freeman took a group of local kids on an exciting adventure to the Basketball Hall of Fame and U-Mass, his alma-matter.
A Schenectady man has admitted to raping an 11-year-old girl. The district attorney tells NewsChannel 13 Robert Cronin pleaded guilty to first-degree rape.
The story of America's Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and his link to Albany through the Schuyler sisters with an exhibit at the Albany Institute of History and Art.
Cops on Top of Capital Region Dunkin Donuts shops in five counties help raise money and awareness for Special Olympics New York.
General Electric's stock tanked on Thursday, after the release of a report claiming the company is misleading investors.
Police have arrested two people they say are responsible for the Memorial Day shooting of Ayanna Hunter. However, they are not facing homicide charges.
"Hamilton"-fever is sweeping across Schenectady. The Tony Award-winning show made its premiere at Proctors on Tuesday.
Capital Roots is trying out a new way to get fresh veggies to people living in inner-city neighborhoods.
Summer is not over yet!
Police are investigating whether an unattended death is suspicious.
The Double H Camp was on-the-go Friday. The goal is to improve the quality of life for children and families in hospitals and medical settings.
In the wake of two deadly mass shootings in Texas and Ohio, the Schenectady community was coming together on Friday night.
The new trail in Glenville is a permanent tribute to James Buhrmaster.
There was a special honor for a young Capital Region actress who delivered a great performance in the third season of the hit Netflix series "Stranger Things."
A Schenectady farm is looking for one of their rare rabbits. Officials at Vale Urban Farm said it was stolen for the second time in a little over a year sometime Saturday night.
First responders in Schenectady were called to four drug overdoses in two hours on Thursday night.
For the past 15 years, people from around the world have been packing their bags for a one-of-a-kind summer camp in Schenectady. Every summer for a few weeks, Union College is the place to be for up-and-coming Irish dancers.
A year ago, Kimberly Jackson of Rotterdam had to quit her job because of cancer.
An official Change of Command Ceremony was held Wednesday at Stratton Air National Guard Base. Outgoing Lieutenant Commander Aron Sacchetti is moving on and Lieutenant John Sandefur has taken over as Commander of the 2nd Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team with the Army National Guard.
The cleanup continued on Wednesday from the latest round of powerful storms to hit the Capital Region this week.
Schenectady County is cracking down on speeding drivers.
More than 2,000 homes and business in the Capital Region were without power on Tuesday due to a second round of storms that rolled through on Monday night.
A man from Glenville is recovering at Albany Medical Center after he was pinned down by a tree that fell during a storm Sunday night.
It was a busy Monday for people affected by Sunday's storms.
Storms on Sunday left severe storm damage across some areas of the Capital Region, especially the city of Schenectady.
A star athlete is being remembered for her achievements and impact on the community.
New York State Department of Health officials are urging people to check their fresh basil.
A Schenectady man is sentenced to five years in prison for a heroin trafficking conspiracy.
A Scotia man is accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old child and police think there could be more victims.
A then teenage DJ on the air that special Sunday evening 50 years ago, July 20, 1969, shares his recollections.
Schenectady Common Council is taking steps to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the city's police department.
Some people were still in the dark much of Sunday after powerful storms swept through parts of the Capital Region on Saturday.
The sap doesn't run this time of year at Riverside Maple in Glenville. The spring Maple season is well-over. However, STEM is always in season.
Jim Buhrmaster died Tuesday morning at the age of 73 after a long illness.
A Schenectady man is sentenced for distributing heroin laced with fentanyl.
Funeral services start on Wednesday for the woman, who lead in the fight to get promised pension money for former workers of Saint Clare's Hospital.
Legal sports betting is expected to come to the Capital Region this week.
A different kind of comic book convention was held in Schenectady Saturday,
Jeanetta Carter has lived on Jefferson Street in Schenectady for the last six months. She says the abandoned house across the street from her building is a hub for illegal activity. She was thrilled to find out the house will be torn in the city's latest efforts to revitalize neighborhoods and boost economical growth.
