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For now, the clocks still go back in November — but there's a real chance this is one of the last times Americans have to do it.

found himself embroiled in an unexpected social media storm this Father’s Day weekend. His now-deleted post on X about a family barbecue at his daughter’s new home quickly turned into a viral sensation, albeit for all the wrong reasons.

There are a few catches.

Senator Michelle Hinchey along with representatives from the Hudson Valley and Cheryl Chianese were all on hand in Albany earlier this week to advocate for Melanie’s Law.

State Senator James Skoufis is behind a piece of critical new legislation that may help New Yorkers get help following flood recovery.

How many households in New York still don't have broadband?

But as more and more states push to end the archaic practice of adjusting the clocks, could this Sunday's time change be the last?

Well, this is definitely a confusing topic. Stores across New York State have been starting to enforce showing identification to buy a pretty specific item. It's a law that was brought to the Senate in 2019 prohibiting the sale of whipped cream chargers, also known as "whippits, whippets, or whip-its" to persons under the age of 21...

Martin Van Buren got married in Uncle Sam's house.