Last locally-owned men’s store in city, Tom Kinney's, shutting its doors in June

Though the riders in the Ride for Missing children will travel 105 miles on Friday their mission is something greater: To raise awareness about missing and exploited children, to honor missing children, to instruct children on how to stay safe and to raise money for posters to help bring missing children home.

It is unclear if the jury has decided to levy charges against a Farmington man after he struck and killed his niece while backing out of a driveway.

Messenger Post cartoon on school budgets.

Hell hath no fury like a convert. Or so it seemed in the early ’90s, when the political career of Arizona Sen. John McCain almost went down in flames during the savings and loan scandal.

Clowning 101. Ballooning 101. Juggling 101. Those are workshops at the Komedy Kollege being held May 23 to 25 during Lucy-Desi Days in Jamestown, N.Y.

The Canisteo man police believe is responsible for a car chase across Steuben County Sunday was still sitting in jail this morning.

Some relief is in sight for Canisteo-Greenwood Central School District taxpayers.

Simple objects touched by history can take on a life of their own. One such artifact, known as the Lincoln flag, which once cradled the head of a dying Abraham Lincoln, will be on exhibit in East Bloomfield, N.Y.

More than 50 K9 teams from across New York state and beyond spent most of last week in Yates County for an annual training session.

More than 600 volunteers helped create this year’s RIT Big Shot photograph at Schoen Place in Pittsford. The hundreds of volunteers helped create a nighttime photograph of a section of the Erie Canal in Pittsford.

Utica Mayor David Roefaro says it's time a solution be found for the historic hotel's continued failure to meet its financial obligations.

Since 1963, the Herkimer County BOCES School of Practical Nursing has been preparing students for a career as a licensed practical nurse. With a recent upgrade in its campus at 295 W. Main St., Ilion, the program is well on its way to continuing that tradition.

State police officials said Friday they might release the name of a 15-year-old accused of trying to kill two family members if prosecutors charge the juvenile as an adult.

After eight years of effort by a variety of officials, a center to comfort abused children has opened in Phelps.