An upstate New York startup whose technology detects and monitors unmanned aerial systems has just landed $65 million in fresh funding with support from some big-name D.C.-area investment firms.

Activist gathered at the James M. Hanley Federal Building on Clinton Street in Syracuse Wednesday morning to protest ...

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Workers have begun building more than 150 mixed-income apartments — two-thirds of them at below-market rents — in a prominent ...

Explosive materials, guns and drugs were recovered in a search warrant after a three-month-long investigation in the Southern ...

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Syracuse, N.Y. — The advisory group that reviews surveillance technology before it’s deployed in Syracuse is seeking the ...

The city of Rome received $24.1 million through ARPA and all but $16 was earmarked in time. So where did the money go? With ...