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Testimony Shows Complex Roots of Deadly Collapse
Where once it looked like the entire blame for a fatal mall roof section collapse in Ontario last June would rest on the shoulders of a single engineer and his employer, testimony given in Toronto at a special inquiry about the accident now shows a series of missteps and sloppy practices that may have contributed to the disaster.
Syracuse weather, more like mid June with thunderstorms: Your morning forecast
In this morning's video, Dave Eichorn talks about our chances for thunderstorms today and again looking into the week.
Testimony Set for Merkel, Scerbo In Teacher's Death
Testimony is set to begin in the trial of two people charged with killing a high school teacher as she rode her bike along a suburban Rochester road last summer.
May begins with Flurry of UFO Sightings in Ontario; Part 1 of 4
With warmer weather, many more Ontarians are outdoors and star watching, which is likely why UFO sightings have seen a massive increase in May this year.
Forecast - Cooler, more sun than clouds
After an outside chance of some early clouds especially northeast, it will be a sunny day in Central New York.
May 16-19: Lake Ontario brown and lake trout fishing picking up
INLAND TROUT STREAMS: Many sections of area streams and lakes have been stocked as of May 10.
Horwath backs away from talk of bringing down Wynne government
Andrea Horwath, leader of the Ontario NDP party, leaves the office of Premier Kathleen Wynne after a short meeting on May 15 2013.
High tech AUVs to sample Lake Ontario
Two high tech underwater vehicles are launching this week at several points along Lake Ontario to study fish, changes to food sources and algae abundance.
Canada and the United States Report Progress on the Entry/Exit Initiative
The report demonstrates progress in establishing a coordinated Entry/Exit information system that enhances border security.
Police Searching For Suspect In Geneva Burglaries
Geneva, N.Y.- Geneva Police are searching for a man wanted for questioning in connection with burglaries at two local businesses.
Forecast: Protect Your Plants Tonight
A FREEZE WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT UNTIL 8 A.M. TUESDAY FOR MOST OF WESTERN NEW YORK.
Travel Editor's Blog: Canada can't ignore American tourism
Fascinating news that the U.S. is considering a law that would allow Canadians to spend more time on American soil.
Freeze Warning for parts of CNY
As you head back to work and school this morning, chilly weather will continue with temperatures much below average for mid May.
Rain and thunder in Syracuse this evening, frost Monday night
National Weather Service radar 7:15 PM Friday. Widespread rain and thunder moving through Central New York.
ATM robberies a " the hard vs. easy methods
The arrests in New York of eight members of a cybercrime ring believed responsible for pilfering $45 million from ATM machines shows how scalable digital theft is compared to the old-school physical version.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
NY: Move over and slow down for radioactive waste?
Anti-nuclear activists, who seems to very active in New York these says, may be girding for battle over the proposed shipment of high-level radioactive waste from Canada to South Carolina.
Forecast: More Scattered Showers/Storm Today
Happy Thursday! Today will feature scattered showers/storm at times with activity focused from about the city of Rochester Southwest bound early, but then everyone will be at risk for a few showers/storm come the late morning and afternoon.
NYS canals expect 20-year high in commercial traffic
While often seen as an economic lifeline of another era, New York's canals are poised to have a big year for moving freight; almost two centuries after goods were first transported on the upstate New York waterway.
Boat of Northern NY business man missing since '73 found submerged near Oswego
Shipwreck hunters say they've found the sunken houseboat of a northern New York businessman who disappeared during a trip on Lake Ontario 40 years ago.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
We Webster folks really know how to throw stuff out
On Saturday morning, I took advantage of the electronics recycling event held at Webster Schroeder High School.