Syracuse Boat Tours is entering its second season on Onondaga Lake. Launched in 2024 by local business owner Annette Peters, the operation returns as summer tourism ramps up and the region marks the Erie Canal bicentennial. #nccnews #ncc #cny #eriecanal

Sydney Moore, the host of Let’s Talk About It says the House v. NCAA ruling helps athletes take advantage of their situation. #NCCNews #NIL #Collegeathletics ltbipod.com

The settlement also includes $2.8 billion dollars in payments to athletes that participated from 2016 until now. It also sets a new standard for how college athletes can be paid. #NCCNews #NCAA #CollegeAthletics

A renowned visual artist is giving back to the Syracuse community where he loved watching Syracuse men’s basketball and now he is honoring the team and legendary head coach with a mural in Armory Square. NCCNewsOnline #basketball #syracuse #SU

Many riders also do not wear helmets or follow basic traffic laws, such as stopping at stop signs or traffic lights. That’s why the Syracuse Police Department is cracking down on this issue—to help keep everyone safe on the road. #NCCNews #SyracusePoliceDepartment

Breast Cancer Survivor Courtnie Walker in the black shirt is all smiles, staying positive through her battle and beyond. She's helping at The Baldwin Fund's golf tournament to raise money for breast cancer research. Follow along as I report for: NCCNewsOnline #nccnews

Juneteenth in DeWitt was filled with joy, culture, and reflection, but many say this year’s celebration carries new urgency. 🗣️ “Laws do not legislate consciousness and or equality. That comes from the heart.”- Dr. H. Bernard Alex #Juneteenth #DEI #Dewitt #NCCNews

The 69th annual Syracuse Polish Festival kicks off today in Clinton Square. The three-day event will feature a pierogi-eating contest, folk music and Polish souvenirs. NCCNewsOnline #NCCNews #Poland #Syracuse #CNY

Community members gathered at Syracuse City Hall for a World Refugee Day flag-raising ceremony. It honors the courage and resilience of those who’ve made Syracuse home. #WorldRefugeeDay #CityHall #Syracuse #NCCNews

With summer officially underway, boaters are hitting the waterways in New York State. I’m out in the field asking sailors how they’re staying safe. 🚤 📺 Full story coming early this week on NCCNewsOnline — stay tuned! #NCCNews #BoatingSafety #SummerSafety

Aerial fireworks are illegal in New York, but that doesn’t stop many residents from traveling to nearby Pennsylvania to find them. Joe Speciale, owner of Speciale fireworks in Utica, says there are two sides to that story. #NCCNews #Fireworks

It's peak tick season - know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. Use EPA - Approved Tick Repellents Stay in the Center of Trails Check pets immediately after walks. Dry clothes for 10 minutes Shower within 30 minutes #NCCNews #TickSeason #Summertime #PreventionTips

I’m doing a story in Clark-Mills today where a deadly tornado came down. The EF1 tornado had peak winds of 105 MPH’s and started at around 4 in the Morning last Sunday. These are the pictures of the cleanup that has been going on since 7 a.m. today. #NCCNews

New York is getting hit with a extreme heat wave. New York State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald said in a statement last week that extreme heat could be “life threatening … for those with chronic conditions like asthma.” # NCCNews NCCNewsOnline

The National Grid is working to provide services to all the affected communities in Central New York from this past weekend's tornado storm. #nationalgrid #storm #cny #NCCNews

BREAKING NEWS: There has been a shooting at the Onondaga County Park pool. Lifeguards still in the water. #CNY #Breaking

At Onondaga Park Pool where Syracuse Police Chief Joe Cecile just confirmed that one person has been shot and is in critical condition at the hospital. Mayor Ben Walsh was on the scene and held a press conference where he expressed his frustration with recent shootings. #NCCNews