
Samantha Simmons
Weekend Edition host/Reporter-
There has been a resolution in a Capital Region cold case that lingered for decades. Kerri Mazzuca has been sentenced to 25 years for the murder of her son, who came to be known as “Baby Moses.”
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Several University at Albany students have had their visas terminated.
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The New York Republican Party is calling for a quick investigation after swastikas were posted on its Albany headquarters Thursday morning.
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Troy residents are weighing in on a proposed apartment complex on the former home of the Uncle Sam Parking Garage.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is set to roll back a series of landmark environmental and clean air regulations. The agency is targeting more than two dozen policies.
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For the past few weeks, we’ve been starting our broadcast with an update on the New York state budget. And once again, Governor Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers have not reached a deal.
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Several residents of Troy are voicing their concern about two local non-profits’ work to support those in need — saying the services are linked to public safety challenges.
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It has been more than a week since New York state lawmakers missed an April 1st deadline to reach an agreement on this year’s budget. Capital Region lawmakers say negotiations continue behind closed doors.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a slew of new reciprocal tariffs on countries across the globe. Trump placed a 10 percent baseline tax on imports from all countries as well as an additional 34 percent tax on imports from China, a 20 percent tax on imports from the European Union, and a 24 percent tariff on Japan among many others. Markets suffered huge losses to end the week.
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New York State lawmakers blew past a deadline this week to approve a budget for the new fiscal year that began Tuesday.