A Judicial hearing was held on the SU campus for Orange basketball star Eric Devendorf. It was a chance for the starting guard to try to clear his name.

Syracuse Police are warning residents about a rash of violent robberies in the Valley. Our Giselle Phelps has the latest on the crimes and what you should do to protect yourself.

It was an emotional day in court as Syracuse Police charged a woman in connection with the city's latest homicide.

The man prosecutors say shot and killed a man along Shonnard Street in late June is scheduled to be sentenced today.

A construction plan is now in place for the Syracuse City School District. The plan was approved by the Joint Schools Construction Board Thursday. The plan is ultimately the same as it was weeks ago when the board rejected it, but with a new agreement. As our Katie Morse tells us, it was a commitment to the Blodgett School that made the difference.

It's an effort to conserve energy, help the environment and save you money. This month the National Grid Energy Efficiency Truck Tour is visiting locations across the state including Syracuse, Utica, and Albany. Our Brad Vivacqua reports.

Maybe you've heard that SUNY Oswego's getting some national exposure this week. But it's not the kind they may have wanted.

The house that was destroyed in a fire Wednesday was on a historic site. The house that use to be there belonged to Tudor Grant, who was a fugitive slave that settled in Oswego and was part of the Underground Railroad.

Three men have been accused of cutting down and removing more than 70 trees from the Altmar State Forest in Albion.

Next year is do or die for New York Chocolate in Fulton, according to the city's mayor.

An AWOL soldier has surrendered himself to his unit at Fort Drum.

Horseheads police arrest several teens for underage drinking. Officers say early Friday morning, they arrived at the Motel 6 after a report that several people were walking around the parking lot. Police say they discovered an underage drinking party in one of the rooms.

The 10th Mountain Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team was officially welcomed home and honored for the mission they're calling a success. The brigade, consisting of about 3,500 soldiers, recently returned from Iraq. As our Amy Ohler reports, the troops say they decreased violence in one key province

A shake up in the Senate. They will now restructure, making Malcolm Smith the President Pro Tempore and Pedro Espada Jr. will serve as majority leader.

President-elect Barack Obama has tapped New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to be Secretary of Commerce.