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A proposed law in Albany County would allow for parents to be partially held accountable for crimes committed by their children. Following the proposal, residents provided a resounding "no" vote regarding Local Law F.

A man from Colonie was arrested on drug charges. Gordon A. Scott, 29 years old, is accused of having about 104 grams of methamphetamine pills in his possession during a parole visit.

New York State announced $8.5 million in Round 2 funding for the NYS Dairy Modernization Grant Program. This grant money is designated to help farmers upgrade specific technologies related to milk transportation and storage.

Three baby cows were killed in a large barn fire that occurred at a farm on Frisbee Street in Canaan. The incident happened Monday morning and was reported by the Canaan Protective Fire Company.

A family-owned bakery operating in Troy and Clifton Park has announced that it will close its retail locations. The Cookie Factory shared this news via a social media post.

The city of Gloversville Common Council has proposed a curfew for minors aged 16 and younger. This measure would take effect nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., implemented in response to recent incidents of crime and violence within the city.

A fire occurred at a water treatment plant in Schenectady on Monday evening. Crews responded to the facility located on Anthony Street, resulting in one firefighter being sent to the hospital.

Multiple fire crews were dispatched to a fully-involved structure fire on West Drive in Round Lake. According to the Round Lake Fire Department, when crews attempted to enter the building, it collapsed.

A person died after a head-on crash that occurred in New Scotland. Separately, a Taekwondo instructor was arrested for allegedly having sexual contact with a child.

Francesca LoPorto-Brandow hosted a fundraiser on the rooftop of the Franklin Plaza in Troy to celebrate her 40th birthday. The event supported the nonprofit she established, which aims to help people get life-saving medical treatment in New York City and Boston.

The sale and distribution of all kratom products will be banned in Albany County. This action is being announced by Albany County Executive Daniel P. McCoy, who stated that the Albany County Department of Health will issue a public health order banning the items.

A Schenectady woman was arrested following an investigation into a stolen vehicle. Watervliet Police were alerted via a Flock camera notification when the stolen vehicle entered the City of Watervliet from Green Island. The alert occurred on Thursday afternoon.

Thomas D. Ryan, who led a manhunt by New York State Police, has been charged with homicide. He is accused of killing his father and setting his father's house on fire in Greenville on August 6.

The region experienced a beautiful day with high pressure leading to bright and dry conditions. These quiet weather patterns are expected to continue tonight, bringing mainly clear skies, calm winds, and lows falling into the 50s.

Two people, 18-year-old Randall Lawrence and 22-year-old Keyben Lopez, were arrested in connection to a shooting incident in Poughkeepsie. According to the city police department, both individuals face weapon charges.

An Albany woman was arrested after making a terroristic threat against the New York State Capitol. Separately, a man who led police on a two-week search pleaded guilty to killing his girlfriend in Cohoes.

Several products from two popular frozen treat brands have been recalled from Price Chopper and Market 32 shelves. The specific items recalled include Good Humor Ice Cream Bars and Outshine Fruit Bars, according to the grocery chain.

Crews responded to a fire that broke out at the Greene County Catskill Transfer Station on Thursday evening. The incident occurred after an automatic heat alarm activated around 6 p.m., prompting the call.

An Albany man has been charged following allegations that he choked a woman in front of her child. The incident took place at a residence on North Pearl Street near North Second Street, prompting a response from the Albany Police Department.

Crews were dispatched on Tuesday to a reported structure fire on Warren Street in Hudson. According to the Hudson Fire Department, despite efforts made to save the tenant's animals, one pet was discovered dead inside the apartment.