Officials are expecting just shy of 6,000 passengers going through Syracuse’s Hancock International Airport Friday, as families flee central New York for winter break.

The appeals court decision clears the way for the teardown of the Interstate 81 viaduct through Syracuse.

A 5% increase in tolls for NY E-ZPass drivers begins January 1.

Earlier this year Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh in his state of the city made a commitment to Vision Zero: the goal to eliminate traffic deaths or severe injuries for all road users.

The city is already implementing some elements of Vision Zero like the municipal sidewalk program and automated enforcement speed, red light and bus stop arm cameras.

AAA is projecting more than 49 million people are planning to get behind the wheel between Wednesday and Sunday.

Just in time for winter, a new facility that recycles the fluid used to de-ice planes is ready to go.

The City of Syracuse is hoping more traffic cameras near schools will stop motorists from speeding in school zones.

With students back to school, the Onondaga County Traffic Safety Advisory Board is cautioning motorists to slow down and drive safely.

There used to be a direct bus route to the airport back in the early 2000’s. But it was never really successful, according to Centro spokesman Steve Koegel, so it stopped. But as the airport has grown in recent years, a need has returned.