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Girlfriend of deceased in Fox Run Apartments officer involved shooting sues

CLIFTON PARK (NEWS10) – Kyla Brothers, the girlfriend of Anthony Zaremski, who was killed by police during a search warrant execution in Clifton Park last summer, has filed a…

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Fireworks, the law, and you: What’s legal in New York State ahead of the Fourth of July

It’s fireworks season with the Fourth of July on Thursday, and that’s got some people looking to buy some fireworks for themselves. There are plenty of fireworks tents popping…

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Donald Trump’s sentencing in “hush money” trial conviction delayed until September

Trump was found guilty back in May on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. CBS New York’s Alice Gainer has more on the latest twist in the case. Watch…

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Federal Employees Warned To Follow Hatch Act When Using Social Media

During his time in the White House, former-President Donald Trump was known to post a lot on social media. As the president, he was not only entitled to do so, but was legally…

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New York business leaders knock preparation time for paid breast milk breaks

State business leaders are concerned small employers will struggle to comply with a new state law that took effect Wednesday which mandates all breastfeeding workers receive…

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The Pentagon’s Handling of J6 Response Assessment with Captain Tim Nick

The Hard Truth with Tony Shaffer – In this edition of The Hard Truth, Tony Shaffer welcomes Captain Timothy Nick, who blew the whistle on the Pentagon’s handling of the…

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Fulton City School District notifies community about student sexual assaults a month later

FULTON, N.Y. — It took the Fulton City School District nearly a month to notify the community about a student attempting to sexually assault two classmates on the same day. At…

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Bill aims to ban legacy college admissions in New York

Legislation that proponents have named the “Fair College Admissions Act” is meant to prohibit New York state two- and four-year schools from considering family alumni when…

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Will an Ex-Fidelity Advisor’s Reg BI Suit Catch the SEC’s Eye?

A financial advisor’s whistleblower lawsuit alleging Fidelity Investments prioritized its own profits over clients’ best interests could potentially prompt the Securities and…

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No panhandling signs going up in Schenectady

It’s a way for some people to make money, but for county leaders, it’s a danger. Schenectady County is standing up to panhandling.  “Panhandling in front of my street is…

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