Good morning, Schenectady.

The Nash Weston Onorato Memorial Foundation, established after Chris and Ashley Onorato lost their baby, hosted its first fundraiser to aid parents dealing with stillbirths and infant loss.

Schenectady is considering a $4.14 million project to build a two-lane connector road between Jay Street and Nott Street, including a multi-use trail, with $2 million funded by the Downtown Revitalization initiative.

A Schenectady man confessed to rape and arson, leading to a 30-year prison sentence for crimes committed in May, including the assault of two women and setting fire to an apartment.

Dontie Mitchell was found not guilty of 2nd Degree Attempted Murder but guilty of 2nd Degree Criminal Possession of a Weapon, with the jury citing reasonable doubt for the former based on the evidence presented.

Schenectady High School is enhancing security by installing weapons detection systems, including 15 RONIN detectors and five bag scanners, after a series of violent incidents, with funding partly covered by a $500,000 Department of Justice grant.

Governor Kathy Hochul proposes a $3 billion Inflation Refund, giving up to $500 to approximately 8.6 million qualifying New Yorkers to ease the cost of living in 2025.

State Sen. James Tedisco requests details on New York school districts' progress toward electrifying bus fleets, citing major financial implications.

New Year's Eve Improv Celebration at The Mopco

Celebrate the New Year with laughter and a complimentary champagne toast at The Mopco Improv Theatre in Schenectady.