Cities like New York, Boston and Chicago all have thriving downtown living, and the City of Syracuse wants to join the club.

Onondaga Community College held its 45th commencement Saturday. Hundreds of students crossed the stage at the War Memorial to receive their degrees.

Dozens of teams took to the field at Onondaga Lake Park to play in the 3rd Annual Bill Leaf Kickball Tournament.

A Madison County judge dismisses the charges against two Morrisville-Eaton school teachers.

Admirers from across the globe attended the funeral service of Bishop Robert Jones. Jones was an internationally known spiritual advisor.

One man's junk is another man's treasure. At least that's what the organizers of the massive garage sale are counting on.

Breast Cancer survivors who participated in Saturday's Race for the Cure received a complimentary pink cap, and one survivor wore his proudly. Our Nneka Nwosu has more on one man's mission to raise breast cancer awareness among men.

Homeowners in the Town of Cicero will not have to pay taxes based on the recently increased property assessments. After much public outcry, Town leaders decided to base it on last year's numbers instead. Despite the freeze, some taxpayers are still up in arms. And in the meantime, the assessor is defending her position. Joleene Des Rosiers has the story.

One person was taken to the hospital after an accident in North Syracuse. It happened shortly before 4:00 p.m. Friday on East Taft Road near Gateway Park Drive.

A Syracuse teen on trial for murder is found not guilty.

Businessman Richard Hanna has wrapped up a two day tour, announcing his candidacy for congress in New York's 24th congressional district.

In an effort to get more people pedaling to work, the Rescue Mission declared Friday Bike to Work Day in Syracuse. They also held a picnic lunch at the the Mission's recreation center. Group members said there are many benefits to riding a bike, especially right now.

Volunteer fire police from across the state are in North Syracuse this weekend for their annual convention. The 54th annual Volunteer Fire Police Association Convention takes place Friday and Saturday.

The state's sheriffs are hoping a new idea will help solve some of the state's hundreds of missing person and open homicide cases. News 10 Now's Bill Carey says the focus is on local jails.

More than 400 bicyclists are riding more than 100 miles to raise awareness for missing and exploited children. The 12th annual Ride for Missing Children kicked off Friday morning at the Troop D State Police headquarters in Oneida. Brad Vivacqua reports.