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The City of Ithaca is celebrating. The Cornell Big Red won their first ever NCAA tournament game Friday afternoon against Temple and as our Kat De Maria tells us, it's a victory the entire community is reveling in.
03/19/2010 10:34 PM
A Syracuse man is seriously injured after being hit in the head with a hammer. Syracuse police say Bradley Washington, 51, was hit in the head twice on the 2000 block of South Salina Street Friday afternoon.
Updated 10:07 PM
Exactly three weeks after the state shut down I-81 Northbound in Syracuse, the highway will reopen to traffic this weekend.
03/19/2010 06:45 PM
The Cornell Big Red are keeping their tournament dreams alive! For the first time in school history, Cornell advances to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
Updated 10:28 PM
It wasn't just Cornell's big upset over Temple that had students dancing the streets. As a mark of spring, the Big Red held their annual Dragon Day Parade Friday.
03/19/2010 09:20 PM
The Cornell men's basketball team is just as hopeful to make it to Indy. Their road beings in Jacksonville, Florida against Temple. Our Anthony Lima has more from the Sunshine State.
Updated 03/18/2010 05:30 PM
While rescuers searched for the remains of one student, Cornell administrators are taking steps to prevent any more deaths.
Updated 03/17/2010 06:58 PM
More than 20 rescuers searched the murky waters of Cayuga Lake Wednesday hoping to recover the body of 21-year old Matthew Zika.
Updated 03/17/2010 06:41 PM
Though many agree water is thought of as peaceful and refreshing, community members in Syracuse learned on Friday it's also a drug that could potentially kill someone.
03/19/2010 10:40 PM
Game time is fast approaching for the Syracuse Orange as they prepare to take on Vermont in their first round game in Buffalo. Our Brad Vivacqua is outside the arena and joins us with more from there.
03/19/2010 06:38 PM
Facebook users can create groups and fan pages for almost anything and anyone and get their message out to millions of people. One college student is using the social networking site as a platform in New York's gubernatorial race. As Iris St. Meran explains, more and more people are using the popular site to do more than just socialize.
Updated 5:43 PM
When finances are tight in Albany, tensions rise. Our Bill Carey says those tensions were on display by state workers in Syracuse, with their protests aimed at a man considered an ally.
03/19/2010 05:57 PM
On Friday night, the SU orange will square off in their first game of the NCAA tournament. Teams from across the country started arriving at the arena in Buffalo earlier Thursday to get a practice round in before Friday's matchups. Our Brad Vivacqua is traveling with the Orange and joined us from outside the HSBC arena with more.
A number 16 seed has never beaten a number one seed in the NCAA men's basketball tournament and the Syracuse Orange don't plan to change that. Mark Larson has a full report from Buffalo.
Freshman Kayla Alexander scored 27 points and fellow rookie Carmen Tyson-Thomas added 17 points and 13 rebounds as the SU women's basketball team routed Harvard 87-68 in the first round of the WNIT tournament.
Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy has announced his campaign for governor. Speaking in Albany on Friday, the lifelong Democrat discussed his decision to switch parties and his plans to challenge Rick Lazio for the Republican nomination for governor. Capital Tonight's Kaitlyn Ross was there for the announcement and has the details.
Updated 4:23 PM
After months of speculation, Steve Levy says he's ready to become a Republican and will formally launch his campaign for Governor Friday. Our Josh Robin has more on Levy's change of heart and the uphill campaign battle he faces.
Updated 6:39 AM
An 11-year-old boy died at the hospital early Thursday morning, after being pulled from a man-made pond in Rochester Wednesday evening. Relatives told YNN that J'son Wilson died around 2 a.m.
Updated 03/18/2010 05:29 PM
The Hire Act allocates $18 billion to encourage employers to take on new employees. Our Britt Godshalk spoke with a jobs expert and has his reaction.
Updated 03/18/2010 07:09 PM
Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly Magazine with a look at what's happening in TV.
Those who want their tax refunds in less than two weeks can do so by going paperless in tax season. Money Matters reporter Tara Lynn Wagner filed the following report.
According to the NIH, 25 percent of women suffer from pelvic disorders. In today's health report, diagnosing pelvic floor spasms.
Here comes Maple Weekend and one of the many sugar houses to visit can be found in East Springwater in Livingston County. Welcome to 'Sugarbush Hollow'!
The cabbage is a perfect addition to the classic!
Take a look at what's going on this weekend around the region!
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Updated 10:07 PM