The Loyalist Lancers Cross Country and Women’s Rugby teams are competing in OCAA provincial championships this weekend. The ...

HERKIMER — Herkimer College and Mohawk Valley Community College won their semifinals Saturday, and the NJCAA's second- and third-ranked Division III men's teams will meet Sunday to decide the Region ...

The Tribunes are back to .500 on the season, beating Mohawk Valley 88-69 on Sunday. “Great win going into the break, we played, I think, six games in the last 8 or 9 days. So, we were fatigued and ...

Runners began in Schenectady and ran along the Mohawk and Hudson rivers, finishing at the Corning Preserve boat launch in ...

BATAVIA — Jenna Johnson scored both Mohawk Valley Community College goals with assists from her former high school teammates at Central Valley Academy, and the Hawks advanced to the NJCAA's Division ...

TROY, N.Y. — The Hudson Valley Community College Vikings women’s basketball team rallied to defeat Mohawk Valley late in the fourth quarter at home on Wednesday night, 79-72. The Vikings (6-3) were ...

Protesters across the nation came together for the No Kings to make their voice heard and raise opposition against the Trump ...

2-year-old female mixed breed dog @ Mohawk Hudson Humane Society The name is Xena and I'm a fun loving girl looking for a home. While it's said that dogs are man's best friend, I don't discriminate; I ...

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Police are looking for more information about a female pit bull dog found near Eastern Parkway and McClellan Street on Saturday night. The Schenectady Police Department ...

On Saturday, Oct. 18, residents across the Mohawk Valley came together with millions of Americans across the country in a nationwide day of nonviolent protest at the second No Kings Day of Action.

Francis E. Spinner was a 19th century U.S. treasurer who developed an elaborate signature to prevent currency counterfeiting. He also was proud of being one of the first federal officials to hire ...

Utica's first ever St. Patrick's Day parade (200 years ago today) attracts the village's dozen or so Irish families -- and many of their neighbors, too. John Corish Devereux, successful village ...