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Major retailers are pulling products as health officials are back to square one about what's causing the parasitic diarrhea.

The largest male great white shark ever detected on Atlantic coast just emerged at a spot that many New Yorkers live or travel to.

During the tour, we can learn about the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival and ride in a golf cart around the festival grounds!

New York is quietly tightening air conditioning rules, and some of the biggest changes could affect where you live, work, or go to school.

First responders in Upstate New York were able to save a Hudson valley man and his dog.

There is a major twist in that massive nationwide parasite outbreak that's causing intense diarrhea.

A green laser pointed at a New York State Police helicopter led to a teenager's arrest near Syracuse.

After a weekend of breathing in heavy soot and dodging severe storms, residents are finally getting some much-needed relief. But how long will it last?

After days of uncertainty and thousands of people across the Hudson Valley sharing his story, there's finally some good news to report. Missing former Dover Town Supervisor Ryan Courtien has been found safe.

Somewhere between Blackberry Road and the Pawling town line, a film crew is about to take over, and locals are going to feel it in their commute for a few weeks.

Students heading back to school this fall at one Upstate New York school district are going to be greeted by something most schools don't have...a humanoid robot.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, and a surprising number of places around here are marking it with something more than just a social media post.

Today's weather could bring one of the strangest combinations New Yorkers have seen in a while: dirty rain, damaging storms and even a chance for tornadoes.

If you thought the Canadian wildfire smoke was bad enough, brace yourself for what's coming.