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New York lieutenant governor launches primary challenge against Hochul

New York State Politics · New York

New York lieutenant governor launches primary challenge against Hochul

51% Center coverage: 58 sources

Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado is expected to announce a campaign for governor as early as this weekend, according to a Democratic Party source. The source, who has spoken with Delgado, said he has been informing allies of his plans to run against Gov. Kathy Hochul in the upcoming election.See the Story

Next Hudson Valley Community College President Named

Next Hudson Valley Community College President Named

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

The Hudson Valley Community College will welcome its eighth president this summer.See the Story

Cardona's Market celebrates 80 years in business

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

LATHAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A three-generation, family-owned Italian market is celebrating 80 years in business. To mark the milestone, Cardona's Market is holding Eight Days of Giving at each of its three locations. For day one, a giant sub eating contest was held in Latham. The eight-pound meat filled sandwich was tackled by over a half dozen people. It had to be eaten in 30 minutes, or it cost competitors $80. Get the latest news, weather, …See the Story

Access challenges for maternal healthcare in Indiana

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Access challenges for maternal healthcare in Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Many new and expecting mothers in the Hoosier state face a unique challenge. Nearly a quarter of Indiana counties are considered maternal healthcare deserts. Many women struggle to access essential services during pregnancy and childbirth. Systemic barriers range from inadequate insurance coverage to simple transportation issues. “The fact that we have the third-highest m…Health Care · United States See the Story

Albany County expands mental health outreach efforts

Albany County is expanding its mental health services to mark Mental Health Awareness Month.Mental Health · Albany Read Article

Earth Day tree planting turns new leaves at SIU

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

CARBONDALE — Nestled between Earth Day and Arbor Day, volunteers at Southern Illinois University sought to honor both holidays by taking a few hours of their Wednesday morning to make a lasting impact.Trees · Illinois See the Story

Solar energy project being introduced to Albany

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A new energy source is coming to Albany. The New York Power Authority and the city are going to co-develop a new solar energy project at the North Albany/Shaker Park landfill. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The new solar farm is estimated to be completed in 2027, powering the equivalent of more than 200 homes. This is a part of NYPA's Renewable Energy Access an…Kathy Hochul · Albany See the Story

UMD students, faculty rally to save Deaf Studies program

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

DULUTH — Students and faculty at the University of Minnesota Duluth have rallied around campus over a decision to cut the college’s Deaf Studies minor due to budget changes. Supporters have voiced frustrations over confusing messaging and a lack of communication, especially with the department's Deaf staff members. “I was the first person to find out that the Deaf Studies program was cut," Mary Soltis, coordinator for the campus American Sign La…United States · United States See the Story

First local patient receives groundbreaking cancer therapy

Coverage: 2 sources

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- History is being made in local cancer care. New York Oncology Hematology administered the first commercial CAR T cancer treatment in the region to a man with blood cancer on Tuesday. The breakthrough medical technology uses a patient's immune cells to fight cancer through a one-time IV infusion. Previously, patients had to travel and stay hours away for the treatment, but Tuesday's treatment was administered in Albany, a…Medical See the Story

Top New York Democrats warn of severe impacts from federal funding cuts

Top Democrats came to a federal building in Albany that could be sold off by DOGE Friday to push back against cuts to the federal government.Albany, New York · Albany Read Article

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