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- Town of Windham shows support to Dempsey family after son's death in UTV crash
A UTV crash last weekend killed 12-year-old Levi Dempsey and injured his brother, 10-year-old Cade Dempsey. The small town of Windham showed support to the family through donations following the loss, which occurred to the sons of Assistant Chief Ryan Dempsey.
- 5 things to know this Thursday, August 6
NEWS10 Meteorologist Matt Mackie reported that the day is expected to be hot and humid. He predicts high temperatures will reach the high 80s on Thursday, August 6.
- Women's Health Wednesday: Women more likely to have migraines
Nearly 40 million Americans experience migraines, with women affected at three times the rate of men. Many women dismiss symptoms as 'just headaches' and delay treatment, highlighting a disparity in migraine prevalence and awareness.
- Community gathers for Jaliek Rainwalker, on what would have been his 31st birthday
A community gathering was held at Burden Pond Preserve in Troy to honor Jaliek Rainwalker, who disappeared in 2007. The event, on what would have been his 31st birthday, aimed to keep his memory and the search for answers alive. His case remains unsolved nearly 19 years later.
- Local congress member pushes for flood relief in Albany Co.
A local congress member is advocating for flood relief in Albany County after significant flooding in the Capital Region. NEWS10's Bianca Caputo and local leaders inspected damage in Coeymans and Ravena.
- Menands homeowner's basement foundation collapses after storms
A Menands homeowner's basement foundation collapsed following Wednesday's storms. The homeowner discussed the damage with NEWS10's Amber Fisher, who also consulted experts for advice on home protection.
- Flooding in Coxsackie leads to state of emergency
A state of emergency has been declared in Coxsackie, New York, due to severe flooding that has inundated roadways. Mayor Mark Evans, who has served for 18 years, reported experiencing flooding in areas previously unaffected.
- Amsterdam issues State of Emergency due to flooding
Amsterdam, New York, declared a State of Emergency due to flooding caused by heavy rain, leading to road closures including part of Route 5. The city is under a flood watch, and crews are working to drain the water.
- What new details reveal in Luciano Frattolin trial
The trial of Luciano Frattolin, accused of killing his nine-year-old daughter Melina Frattolin in July 2025, began with three witnesses testifying on Wednesday. The trial took place in Ticonderoga, New York, with no cameras allowed in the courtroom.
- Women's Health Wednesday: Managing parental anxiety when traumatic events happen
The article discusses parental anxiety caused by traumatic events involving children's deaths, highlighting insights from local psychologist Dr. Julie. It focuses on managing anxiety related to these tragic incidents.
- Day two of trial for father accused of murder in Ticonderoga: Luciano Frattolin
The second day of Luciano Frattolin's trial for allegedly killing his nine-year-old daughter Melina and faking her abduction in Ticonderoga was marked by another round of jury selection with about 30 new potential jurors.
- Local police showcase tech purchased with state money
Police chiefs from Troy and Schenectady showcased technology purchased with state funds through the LETECH grant program. The program allocated $127 million statewide in 2024 for law enforcement technology.
- Ballston Spa woman gives hoarded homes a second chance
Jenna Scully, a Ballston Spa woman, provides free biohazard and hoarding cleanups to help families restore their homes and lives. She documents her work on social media.
- Daylight Saving Time may become permanent
The U.S. House has passed the Sunshine Protection Act, which aims to make daylight saving time permanent, and the bill now awaits Senate approval. The proposal seeks to eliminate the biannual clock changes, which some parents describe as disruptive to children's sleep schedules.
- Addressing confusion over Hoosick Falls PFOA Settlement
Hoosick Falls residents drank water contaminated with cancer-linked PFOA for years. DuPont agreed to a $27 million settlement, but some claimants received denial letters as checks are set to be distributed next month.
- GE Vernova unveils Niskayuna campus expansion
GE Vernova unveiled its new Advanced Research Center (ARC Frontier) campus in Niskayuna. The event was covered by NEWS10's Bianca Caputo, who provided details on the innovations employees will work on.
- Robert Smullen ends congressional campaign after meeting with Trump
State Assemblyman Robert Smullen ended his campaign for New York's 21st Congressional District after losing the Republican primary to Anthony Constantino. He will not appear on the Conservative Party ballot in November. The announcement follows a meeting with Trump.
- Extreme heat conditions impact vulnerable populations: Advocates explain
Extreme heat and humidity are disproportionately affecting animals, people experiencing homelessness, and those without air conditioning. Advocates discuss available resources and ways to assist vulnerable populations.
- Heat wave puts animal sanctuary to the test
A heat wave in the Capital Region is challenging Broome Animal Sanctuary in Middleburgh, N.Y., as staff work to keep animals cool. The sanctuary's owners are adjusting routines to mitigate the effects of the extreme weather.
- How to keep your AC running efficiently during extreme heat
Experts recommend simple steps to maintain air conditioner efficiency during a 5-day heat wave. Homeowners may notice their thermostat settings are insufficient as temperatures rise.
- Heat wave safety: What you need to know
A weeklong heat wave is expected to begin in Watervliet, N.Y., prompting residents to seek cooling measures like the newly opened pool at Veterans Memorial Park. Some homes in the area lack air conditioning, relying instead on furnaces.
- Women's Health Wednesday: GLP-1 medication and heart health benefits
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, with risk increasing during menopause and weight gain. GLP-1 medications, used for weight loss, show additional heart health benefits according to new research.
- Where to find Capital Region primary election results
Tuesday is Primary Election Day in the Capital Region, with NEWS10 reporting results for nine notable races.
- Peter Oberacker, candidate for Congress, talks issues with News10
Peter Oberacker, a state senator representing much of the 19th Congressional District, is a candidate in the Republican primary for the district. He highlights rural healthcare and school-based issues as key concerns.
- Women's Health Wednesday- Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month
The article highlights Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month, noting that 50% of women will experience some degree of pelvic organ prolapse in their lifetime. It emphasizes the importance of seeking treatment to improve quality of life, despite the condition being a sensitive topic for many women.
- Emergency services training takes place on Great Sacandaga Lake
Emergency services officials from the Capital Region gathered at Great Sacandaga Lake for an annual lake safety drill to test equipment and coordination as summer begins and more people use the water. The event emphasizes preparedness for water-related emergencies.
- Chanda King, candidate for Assembly talks issues with News10
Chanda King is a candidate for the Assembly seat in the 118th district. She is one of three Republicans seeking to replace Robert Smullen, who is running for Congress. Her primary focus if elected is advocating for local control in communities within her district.
- Alexander Portelli, candidate for Congress talks issues with News10
Alexander Portelli is running in the June 23rd primary for the 19th Congressional District, with early voting starting June 13. His campaign emphasizes affordability and a balanced federal budget.
- Didi Barrett, candidate for Assembly talks issues with News10
Didi Barrett, a candidate for Assembly, is facing a primary challenge from Sam Hodge. Barrett aims to secure a spot in the November general election to pursue her seventh term representing the 106th district and currently chairs the Assembly energy committee.
- Sam Hodge, candidate for Assembly talks issues with News10
Sam Hodge, a former prosecutor and Democrat, is challenging Assembly member Didi Barrett in the June primary for the 106th district. Hodge's top priority is affordability, focusing on high energy costs.
- Red Hook students, staff reflect on remote learning after fire
Red Hook High School crews have been cleaning up after a student allegedly started a fire, forcing students and staff to engage in remote learning. Students and staff reflected on their remote learning experience and future plans.
- No charges, no answers: Family speaks out on Troy explosion case
An explosion in Troy in August 2025 nearly killed a 9-year-old girl and seriously injured her 5-year-old cousin. The investigation has closed without charges, leaving the family with unresolved questions.
- Patrick Nelson, candidate for NYS Senate talks issues with News10
Patrick Nelson, a candidate for the New York State Senate 44th District, discussed his priorities with News10 ahead of the June 23 primary. He is a member of the Stillwater Village board and a former assembly and senate staffer.