Good morning, Albany.

Dufresne and Cavanaugh Funeral Home in Latham will transfer Revolutionary War remains (from the gunboat Philadelphia) to Saratoga National Cemetery on Tuesday, Oct.

13. The flag-draped casket departs at 11:15 a.m. with JROTC cadets and Patriot Guard Riders escorting the procession.

On Saturday, CBS6 Albany took home five New York Emmy Awards for news reporting and newscast work — including the Overall News Excellence award — marking a proud milestone in a statewide competition.

Shen dance team hosted the Strides for Strength walkathon in Clifton Park today to support cancer awareness + early detection.

Coach Joanna Butterfield, who was diagnosed last year, led community members in a rain-soaked walk raising funds for the American Cancer Society.

Maple Ski Ridge hosted its 19th annual Fall Festival today featuring pumpkins, local vendors, ski lift rides and apple cider donuts from Heritage Farms.

UAlbany rallied in the second half Sunday afternoon to beat Cornell 3-2 at Dodson Field + key plays by Jette Kurz and Mara Küskes powered the comeback, putting Cornell at 5-6 and the Great Danes at 6-5 ahead of hosting Vermont on Oct.

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Union men's hockey clinched a home-opening win with a 7-1 victory over Alaska Fairbanks as Cronin scored his first goal against his old team and first-year forward Luke Garry had a career night.

UAlbany women’s soccer team earned their second conference win on Sunday afternoon at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium when Kiara Levac scored the only goal in a 1-0 match against UMass Lowell.

Union's men's hockey team opened its home season with a 7-1 win over Alaska Fairbanks as Cronin, facing his former team, scored his first goal and first-year forward Luke Garry had a standout performance.

During a close five-set match on Sunday (Oct.

11), UAlbany lost to Binghamton at West Gym in Vestal, with junior outside hitter Pinar Erol leading with 20 kills. The Great Danes will face Bryant in Smithfield Saturday, Oct. 17 at 3:00 p.m.