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This new noodle shop will open in a former bank in Kingston!

A disturbing case out of the Hudson Valley has reached a major turning point, as a New York man admits to a racially motivated knife attack

When it comes to what New Yorkers enjoy most for Halloween candy in 2026...we haven't changed at all.

A Hudson Valley community is rallying around one of their own after an unimaginable few months.

A Hudson Valley community is mourning a 35-year-old firefighter and Navy veteran whose sudden death has left fellow firefighters and local officials heartbroken.

The guitar legend tells UCR about the chemistry they have, "You don't know until you hear it, but I heard it."

A raspberry-based dipping sauce for mozzarella sticks sounds unusual until you taste how the sweet and savory actually balance each other out.

The Runaways legend returns with the first taste of her upcoming album, which she describes as a "magical, dark fairytale."

A student in the Hudson Valley was hospitalized after being cut by a sharp object during a fight in the bathroom.

The movie will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the band's four-year farewell tour.

Road closures are coming to Beacon, NY, this week, and it's not because of construction! Find out which section of Main Street will be impacted and when traffic will return to normal.

There was plenty of speculation about where this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree would come from, including rumors involving two Hudson Valley towns. Now, we finally have an answer!

As a new documentary arrives, original Coral Reefer Band guitarist Roger Bartlett tells UCR about the early days.

Queens of the Stone Age's new album 'Perfecth' is their shortest record, 36 minutes of raw, introspective songwriting about love and loss.

The tour will include music from an as-yet announced new album that he promised would be 'heavy as s---.'

Kids and pets can't tell the difference between regular Halloween treats and THC gummies. Secure storage means locked up, not tucked away.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is directing New York State Police and local law enforcement agencies to increase patrols across the state through Halloween as police target impaired, distracted, and reckless drivers.