58th Annual New York State Fair Butter Sculpture Celebrates 250 Years of American Traditions, New York Style
“Milk. Memories. Tradition. Rooted in New York.” Sculpture pays tribute to the people, places and moments that bring…
58th Annual New York State Fair Butter Sculpture Celebrates
“Milk. Memories. Tradition. Rooted in New York.” Sculpture pays tribute to the people, places and moments that bring…
Take a look: The 2026 Great New York State Fair Butter Sculpture is revealed
Scroll down if you want to see the butter sculpture. GEDDES, N.Y. — The 2026 Great New York…
Texas names new internal CIO to lead AI efforts for state’s tech agency
The Texas Department of Information Resources announced on Monday that Amy Kelley, a tech official who has overseen…
Take a look: The 2026 Great New York State Fair Butter Sculpture is revealed
Scroll down if you want to see the butter sculpture. GEDDES, N.Y. — The 2026 Great New York…
DEC and State Parks Announce Seventh Annual Women’s Fly-Fishing Expo on Long Island
Free Expo Emphasizes Fly Fishing Opportunities on September 12 in Suffolk County
Activities Promote Governor…
New York police agencies are searching Flock data to aid immigration enforcement
Police in New York state have repeatedly searched data gathered by license plate readers operated by other law…
New York law bans local police agencies from cooperating with ICE
A deadline under a new law outlawing New York state and local police from cooperating with U.S. Immigration…
Dump truck driver dies after crash with trash truck in Stockholm, NY
Dump truck driver dies after crash with trash truck in Stockholm, New York, police say STOCKHOLM, N.Y. —…
New York State Seeks To Win Back Canadian Travelers
From the Adirondacks vast peaks to Cooperstown’s rich history, we really do have a lot to entice travelers…
Take a look: The 2026 Great New York State Fair Butter Sculpture is revealed
Scroll down if you want to see the butter sculpture. GEDDES, N.Y. — The 2026 Great New York…
New York reforestation: In the early 1930s, New York State bought 340,000 acres of abandoned farmland for trees. 26 years later, the new forests had significantly reduced runoff, with their effect stable through 1967
In the early 1930s, more than 340,000 acres of abandoned farmland in New York were purchased by the…