Syracuse University

Listen in as I sit down with, Newhouse graduate student, Sharif King as we go in depth about his background and what he is doing to make a difference.

Full interview with Sharif King

Residents on Lake Ontario are fighting as erosion continues to worsen due to high water levels, some residence are still depending on grants they applied for back in 2017; however, no grants have been made available for residents in 2019

Lake Ontario Erosion

Crews were putting the finishing touches on the event as festival goers began to file in and stake their claims.

Harborfest Expected to Draw 75,000

Join me as Toledo Mud Hens Broadcaster Jim Weber takes me back to the start of his career and his relationship with America's pastime

Jim Weber

According to the FDA 1.3 million more high school students use              e-cigarettes now than in 2017, and local schools are seeing how this problem is affecting Central New York.

Increase in teens vaping

On Saturday, the oldest little league for special needs children in the country closed out its season at NBT Bank Stadium. The Challenger Baseball league gives its players a chance to play on the big stage.

Challenger Baseball Finished WRAP

Despite being nestled across the street from the Metropolitan Syracuse Wastewater Treatment Plant, Buried Acorn Brewing is thriving.  But only on certain days does the smell of sewage waft its way across the street.

Sewage Treatment Plant Does Not Phase Buried Acorn Brewing

NCC NEWS Podcast June 9

Last Friday Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation leading the nation in police reform. Among the regulations signed into law by Cuomo was the right to record police activity, spelled out in the New Yorker’s Right to Monitor Act. Although already protected by the First Amendment now citizens are protected by state law and are within their rights to record police activity. This comes in the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of police.

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