There was a large response to a neighborhood in Manlius for a reported house fire around 1 a.m. on Thursday, July 10.

As you drove down Fayette Street in the Village of Manlius the past few days, you may have noticed the side of CVS Pharmacy ...

A Manlius woman who has served as an attorney for Syracuse University for a decade has been appointed a judge on the state Court of Claims. Abby Perer, 39, was in-house counsel for Syracuse University ...

Manlius, N.Y. — All lanes of Collamer Road (Route 298) in Manlius are closed Tuesday night after a car crash brought down live wires in the road. Around 10:34 p.m., multiple callers reported that a ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — A total of 22 schools out of 68 in a six-county region of Central New York saw 90% or more of their students ...

Manlius, N.Y. — The Town of Manlius has had a tough past week, after terroristic threats were recently made to a local Tops supermarket. Now, town officials said they are moving forward by ...

Three teenagers from suburban Syracuse have been accused of killing a beloved swan named Faye in a pond in Manlius, New York, and then cooking and eating her, allegedly thinking she was a large duck.

Biologist Michael Bean donated Faye and her mate, Manny, to the village of Manlius for its swan pond in 2010. The two mute swans are not native to the U.S., but are the largest birds in New York.

A fire in Manlius Sunday afternoon left a residence destroyed.Crews responded to the residence at 3999 Watervale Rd. in Manlius Sunday just before noon, according to Onondaga County 911.The home ...

Eman Hussan, 18, grinned as Manlius Police arrested him for allegedly killing a mother swan. The teens allegedly hopped a fence surrounding Manlius Swan Pond, killed Faye while she was nesting ...

Three teenagers have been arrested in connection with killing and “consuming” a beloved swan in a Syracuse, New York, suburb, and stealing four young swans this week, police said.

Whether you notice it or not, the smell of marijuana is becoming part of the outdoor experience in many New York public areas ...