ALBANY, N.Y.
Coverage of ALBANY, N.Y. in the Nexus archive.
- Women's Health Wednesday: Managing parental anxiety when traumatic events happen
The article discusses parental anxiety caused by traumatic events involving children's deaths, highlighting insights from local psychologist Dr. Julie. It focuses on managing anxiety related to these tragic incidents.
- Warren Mackey Golf Classic honors community leader, fuels lifesaving legacy
The fifth annual Warren Mackey Golf Classic in Albany, N.Y., raised funds for free summer camp, youth programs, college scholarships, and preventative cancer screenings. The event honors Warren Mackey, a community leader who dedicated his life to community action.
- Daylight Saving Time may become permanent
The U.S. House has passed the Sunshine Protection Act, which aims to make daylight saving time permanent, and the bill now awaits Senate approval. The proposal seeks to eliminate the biannual clock changes, which some parents describe as disruptive to children's sleep schedules.
- Summer fitness safety tips
The article highlights summer fitness safety advice from Sarah James, director of the Schenectady JCC's Sports & Wellness program, emphasizing safe exercise practices during hot weather.
- Father of teen killed in 2025 Albany shooting charged with homicide
A father was charged with murder after shooting a 39-year-old woman in Albany, N.Y. on July 5th. Vance Mims, 44, was arrested and faces homicide charges in the incident on Washington Avenue near Sprague Place.
- How to keep your AC running efficiently during extreme heat
Experts recommend simple steps to maintain air conditioner efficiency during a 5-day heat wave. Homeowners may notice their thermostat settings are insufficient as temperatures rise.
- Women's Health Wednesday: Heat and heart health
The article discusses the impact of extreme heat on heart health, advising precautions during a heat wave. Dr. Lance Sullenberger, a cardiologist, highlights that intense heat and humidity cause the heart to work harder, emphasizing the importance of taking necessary measures to protect cardiovascular health.
- Women's Health Wednesday: GLP-1 medication and heart health benefits
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, with risk increasing during menopause and weight gain. GLP-1 medications, used for weight loss, show additional heart health benefits according to new research.
- Thomas P. DiNapoli declares victory in democratic primary for NYS Comptroller
Thomas P. DiNapoli has declared victory in the Democratic Primary for New York State Comptroller. The Associated Press is reporting his win, and DiNapoli stated the victory represents support for working families in New York State.
- Women's Health Wednesday- Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month
The article highlights Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month, noting that 50% of women will experience some degree of pelvic organ prolapse in their lifetime. It emphasizes the importance of seeking treatment to improve quality of life, despite the condition being a sensitive topic for many women.
- Empire State Weekly: 2026 legislative session lookback
The 2026 legislative session concluded with legislation both passing and failing, including high-profile measures to limit federal immigration cooperation and new construction. Morgan Hook of Bluejacket Strategies reviewed major passed items during the session.
- Didi Barrett, candidate for Assembly talks issues with News10
Didi Barrett, a candidate for Assembly, is facing a primary challenge from Sam Hodge. Barrett aims to secure a spot in the November general election to pursue her seventh term representing the 106th district and currently chairs the Assembly energy committee.
- Largest recruitment class in five years sworn-in to Albany PD
The Albany Police Department inducted 31 new officers in the largest recruitment class in five years. A swearing-in ceremony was held on May 28 at Albany City Hall, with 10 peace officers and 21 police officers joining the department. The mayor's office described the class as the largest in recent years.