Good morning, Schenectady.

Three Capital Region dogs (Mohawk Hudson Humane Society) will take part in Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XXII on Super Bowl Sunday for the Senior Dog Halftime Showcase.

CBS6 explained that the NYISO (the state grid operator) balances power supply and demand by selecting power plant bids every five minutes while higher natural gas costs and reduced generation lift winter bills.

The report added that rising use from heat pumps and electric vehicles may further affect prices in New York.

Union College trustee Brad Karp’s ties with Jeffrey Epstein were examined on Tuesday, Feb.

3 after emails from his assistant dating to 2014 were posted by the DoJ; the messages showed appointment setups and a request to help his son land a Woody Allen movie job (Union College noted).

Jean Underwood, the devoted first lady during Jim Underwood's term at Union College, is remembered for her warm spirit, support of campus events and care for families.

She passed away last summer, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire faculty, staff and students.

The county announced that SUNY Schenectady County Community College’s aquatic center cost rose to $125 million, more than doubling its original forecast (originally $50 million) during Monday night’s meeting.

State Senator James Tedisco is urging lawmakers to pass Jacobe's Law, a bipartisan measure that would require school employees to contact parents when bullying or discrimination is reported.

The bill—named after a student from Moreau who suffered bullying—carries support from both parties.

Three patients who received critical heart care at St. Peter’s Hospital met with their former care teams during the annual Heart Recovery Reunion (held recently), highlighting the hospital’s commitment to compassionate, quality care.

Eveready Diner brings nostalgia with homemade delights (using the freshest ingredients) in a welcoming local spot.

The eatery stands by quality and tradition to offer comfort food to residents.

Wildside: A Tribute to Motley Crue

5-11 p.m. — Frog Alley Brewing — Check for ticket details — Rock out to the nation's premiere Motley Crue tribute band with Remember Tomorrow.