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New Yorkers are searching for slang terms like "chud," "larping," "bird," "chopped," and "unc" in higher numbers than almost anywhere else in the country, according to unscramblerer.com.

Soon 2026 will be over and done with and you could end up missing out on some money that is owed to you.

The City of Rome is installing a new splash pad at Guyer Field. Mayor Jeffrey Lanigan announced the project, which has a targeted opening for the 2027 summer season.

The Great New York State Fair is launching its first-ever Best Of Fair competition in 2026, and regular people can actually sign up to be judges.

New Hartford Police are warning Central New Yorkers about sophisticated scams involving remote phone access, fake government agents and cash.

A new study reveals how much a single adult and family of four need to earn to live comfortably in New York in 2026.

Graduation rates, college readiness, and state test scores all played a role in how Central New York high schools stacked up against thousands of schools nationwide.

The U.S. government spends significantly more than five cents to produce a single nickel. This high production cost has led many economists to debate whether the nickel should be eliminated, following similar discussions about the penny.

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Toss & Fire is celebrating 10 years at the NYS Fair with three brand-new pizzas, including a Caesar salad and fries pizza, plus new wings and deep-fried garlic knots.

The New Hartford Public Library participates in the Make Music Happen program, allowing patrons to borrow instruments like guitars, violins, drums and saxophones for free for up to one year.

The 2026 New York State Fair is bringing more than 30 new food vendors, serving everything from Korean fried chicken and Haitian food to smash burgers, dumplings, crepes and grilled squid.