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Business · United States

Kodak cautions on business operations but remains confident it can meet debt obligations

76% Center coverage: 103 sources

The more than 130-year-old Eastman Kodak Co. is cautioning on its business operations, but says it is confident it will be able to work out upcoming debt obligations. See the Story

Israel-Gaza Conflict · Gaza Strip

Israel says it kills 5 militants posing as U.S. charity personnel

53% Center coverage: 80 sources

Israel's military has said it killed five armed militants in the Gaza Strip pretending to work for the U.S.-based World Central Kitchen charity which condemned anyone posing as humanitarian personnel See the Story

American Football · Buffalo

Bills' RB Cook Ends Standoff, Gets New Deal

52% Center coverage: 19 sources

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — After securing a big payday and a four-year deal to stay with the Buffalo Bills, running back James Cook couldn't hide his satisfaction.See the Story

National Grid Gets Approval for Rate Hike that Will Add Hundreds to Consumer Bills

77% Center coverage: 13 sources

The rate hike comes at a time when inflation has pushed up the cost of food and consumer necessities, the cost of homeownership has risen sharply and utility costs have outpaced inflation by almost double.Inflation See the Story

'We've Invested Everything': Cannabis Shops Across NY Face Closure Due to State's Measuring Mistake

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Alesha and Ricardo Chambers have spent the past three years working to get their business, Pure Wellness Dispensary, off the ground. After a long licensing process and sinking nearly a million dollars into the venture, they finally opened their cannabis shop on West Ridge Road in early July.Three weeks later, they got […]Kathy Hochul · New York See the Story

Burnsville Woman’s Family Fights for Justice 40 Years After Brutal New York Murder

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Kristin O'Connell was found dead in a cornfield 40 years ago. Her murder remains unsolved, but her family is still hopeful they will get justice.New York State · New York See the Story

Rare footage reveals Harry Houdini's daring 1907 escape from handcuffs in Rochester's Erie Canal

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – “Ma saw me jump.”That’s what Harry Houdini wrote in his diary after his death-defying leap into the Erie Canal in Rochester in May 1907. The famous escape artist came to Rochester to settle a bet that he could free himself from handcuffs after jumping into the frigid canal.“About a week before the […]Rochester, New York · Rochester Read Article

Filing 2023 tax returns key to receiving inflation refund check

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

These one-time payments aim to help New Yorkers who have paid increased sales taxes due to inflation. The checks will range from $150 to $400 based on tax filing status and income. Eligibility requires filing a 2023 tax return and not being claimed as a dependent on another person's return.Inflation · New York Read Article

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