Activists, artists and community members converged for the 28th annual gathering in the University Neighborhood.
As millions marched around the world, people of all ages marched from Syracuse University to Forman Park to raise awareness of climate change and demand action.
New attractions aim to appeal to New Yorkers not normally associated with the State Fair’s traditional focus on agriculture.
Nearly a third of the eateries cited in 2018 by the state health department set up shop again this year at the State Fair.
The popular late-summer event drew a record-setting crowd for the fourth year in a row with 1.3 million visitors.
Two Syracuse parents who lost their sons at a young age grapple with grief in the age of gun violence.
For the past 12 years, Paul Finch has been flipping abandoned and foreclosed homes that may have been demolished otherwise.
With climate change threatening their futures, New York maple producers are adopting innovative technologies and environmentally sustainable techniques to maintain record-breaking syrup production levels for the generations to come.
As baby boomers age, the number of elderly experiencing food insecurity is expected to increase. Will we be able to help them?
Farms such as the Salt City Harvest Farm in Kirkville are among those helping refugees connect with their new soil with the age-old practice of farming.
