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Tucked away in a corner near the front of the library, situated amongst the bookshelves, there is a brand new glowing vending machine packed with boxes of Narcan, a lifesaving nasal spray that can reverse overdoses caused by opioids.

Forecasted rain and snow could help alleviate the dry conditions.

Congestion pricing is back from the dead, meaning drivers will ring in the New Year by paying tolls whenever they enter lower Manhattan. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved a new version of its original congestion pricing plan Monday — but it still faces a lot of opposition.

Eastman Kodak's top officials are looking at building out a new facility next year to increase the company's capability in manufacturing of pharmaceutical products and chemicals.

Recently, WBFO's Emyle Watkins spoke with Chris Minkler, the president of the Buffalo Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind about some of the barriers Western New Yorkers who are blind or low vision face in accessing public transportation.

Graduate worker Sriram Parasurama was temporarily suspended, banned from campus for three years, and arrested by Cornell police after he participated in a pro-Palestinian protest that shut down a career fair.

During a stop in Rochester on Friday, Dr. James McDonald talked about the importance of vaccines. That's a topic that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — who President-elect Donald Trump wants to nominate as Health and Human Services secretary — has been quite skeptical about.

The case has been sent back to the Department of Environmental Conservation, which initially denied Greenidge a permit.

Chemung County has been at the epicenter of a heated controversy that has made national headlines, after the seizure of two wild animals living in a home in Pine City.

Low rainfall was already a challenge for New York farmers. Now, fires are making things even more dangerous.