Good morning, Albany.

Retired Army National Guard master sergeant Michael Slaughter was honored Wednesday when new heated gutters were installed at his home on Rose Court in Albany.

The gift, part of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters’ 'Gutters for Good' program, recognized his 39 years of service (a testament to his enduring commitment).

Toys 'R' Us returns to the Capital Region with a seasonal holiday shop opening today at Crossgates — located on the lower level next to Five Below and operated by Go!

Retail Group. The shop offers popular toys like LEGO, Barbie, Hot Wheels and stays open through 2026.

UAlbany experts explained the science of a perfect pass on Oct.

1 as quarterbacks coach Will Fiacchi (a former Great Danes record-setting passer) and physics professor Alexander Khmaladze detailed the grip and body mechanics needed for a tight spiral.

On Sept. 30, UAlbany joined SUNY Chancellor John B.

King Jr. and regional college leaders at Hudson Valley Community College to celebrate expanding ACE and ASAP programs that now support over 10,000 students at 44 campuses with an $8 million boost. Local officials and graduates credit the initiatives with increasing student retention and academic success.

Conservation officers with the DEC euthanized a captured moose in Troy hours after tranquilizing it due to unspecified health issues observed in the animal.

On Sept. 25, Colonie Police responded to a suicide call when a woman with a knife injured herself outside a home and was taken to a hospital — Chief James Gerace later questioned how she returned within 12 hours and urged clearer follow-up mental health care.

Colonie police chief has called for a review of mental health resources and protocols after an officer attempted suicide.

The department will reassess its current procedures to ensure they meet community needs.

The UAlbany women's soccer team lost 6 to 0 to Binghamton Thursday night at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium.

The team will play UMBC on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 1:00 p.m. at Retriever Soccer Park.