Members of Syracuse’s Latinx community discuss how Walsh should lead a city with the country’s highest concentration of black and Hispanic people in poverty. Read more »
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann gives an in-depth, completely accurate history and pump-up speech for the most popular American holiday: Groundhog Day. Read more »
Burns and Kristy, a husband-and-wife folk music duo, are playing in Syracuse this weekend. They had separate music careers, but during their marriage, they evolved into a band. Read more »
Trevor Clement’s first solo show, “Blood From Four Wounds,” will be on view this weekend at the SPARK Art Space. It is composed of three aspects: audio elements, a photography display and an explanatory visuals book. Read more »
The new program, called the Business Growth Accelerator, is expected to launch sometime during the week of Feb. 15. Read more »
Foodie columnist Taylor Lucero reviews his attempts at making trendy “mug meals.” Read more »
The plan would outlaw a hiring practice prohibiting some employees from settling sexual harassment claims in court. Read more »
Marcus Suraci, also known as King Makis, hit the ground running when he discovered a public recording studio at the Central Library Makerspace. Read more »
Symphoria is hosting the Musicalympics this Saturday. Their aim is to expose kids to classical music with a sport-themed twist. Read more »
Mayor Ben Walsh has appointed three new deputy chiefs and launched a national search for Syracuse Police Department Chief Frank Fowler. Read more »
About 150 people marched through downtown Syracuse on Monday to protest the enforcement of certain federal immigration policies by President Donald Trump's administration. Read more »
Ever wonder why Liam Neeson movies all feel the same? Columnist Kassidy Cooper points out some recurring plot details. Read more »
The protest started at City Hall and moved south toward the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office near 401 S. Salina St. Read more »
Mike Intaglietta was recently appointed the new executive director of the Landmark Theatre. He has been involved in the central New York arts scene for many years and has fond memories of times he’s spent at the theater. Read more »
The proposed rate increase still requires approval from the New York Public Service Commission. Read more »
Destiny USA contains a number of activities — aside from shopping — for central New Yorkers to do this winter. Read more »
Humor columnist Lauren Perlowski penned a letter from Pete Sala to his loved ones about property renovations — but the letter ended up in the wrong hands. Read more »
Three words: you deserve better. Humor columnist Annabeth Mann is here to help you take control over your own life and stand up to that jerk by the name of Global Warming. Read more »
The GSO met Wednesday for its first regular meeting of the spring semester. Read more »
The 500-acre campus was used to film scenes meant to take place in Vietnam. Read more »
Local nonprofit Believe in Syracuse is celebrating its birthday with a party this weekend. The organization has worked for the last five years to introduce residents to the charm of Syracuse. Read more »
Tiago Zanaga Da Costa and Lucas Lee spent six weeks at the Syracuse University Fisher Center in New York City designing their PhalHex modular padding as part of Invent@SU. Read more »
The flu is back with a vengeance this winter. Foodie columnist Taylor Lucero explains how to avoid the sniffles by eating the right foods. Read more »
The new policy will offer staff and graduate students up to 12 weeks off with partial pay. Read more »
