“Jekyll & Hyde: the Musical” has an interesting history. When after a long development period, it appeared on Broadway in 1997, the show with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics and book by Leslie Bricusse was savaged by critics, but developed an enthusiastic fan base and enjoyed a long successful run. The musical still draws large audiences when produced.

Geddes, N.Y. — Weird Al’s first studio album came out 43 years ago. His first singles were years before that. But if you saw the kids and teens singing along, hanging on every word of his pop culture covers and legendary parodies, you’d never know.

The 40th edition of the Syracuse International Jazz Festival is much like the past 39 editions: Fun, free and with a fantastic soundtrack.

The 40th Syracuse International Jazz Fest officially gets underway today, kicking off four days of free music celebrating one of Central New York’s longest-running summer traditions.

It’s no secret that New York is a top bass fishing destination.

SYRACUSE, NY – Patrick Mooney has a plan. And someone is going to make out very well because of it.

(We all have our go-to order. This series is about shaking that up. Each week, I’m spotlighting one sandwich at a Central New York restaurant worth trying — and explaining why it ended up on my plate. Got a suggestion? Text me at 315-382-1984. Don’t be surprised if I ask you to join me.)

Syracuse, N.Y. — A historic space in downtown Syracuse that has sat vacant for decades is about to come alive again.

Syracuse, N.Y. — Andrew Lunetta, founder and executive director of A Tiny Home for Good, has been named a CNN Hero for his pioneering approach to ending homelessness.

Liverpool, N.Y. — Kids set sail Thursday night with the Onondaga Yacht Club’s youth sailing camp.

Syracuse, N.Y. — The average home sale price is up more than 34% so far this year in the town of Fabius, the most of any town in Onondaga County.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently adopted two new regulations updating fisher and marten trapping seasons.

Syracuse, N.Y. — When you build a new restaurant, do four decades of history come with it?

Ask the bartenders at Wolff’s Biergarten how the World Cup has been going and they light up like Christmas trees.

For many New Yorkers, summer means a trip to the Adirondack Mountains and surrounding North Country region for camping, hiking, fishing, biking and road tripping.

Music takes center stage in Central New York this week.

The REV Theatre Company will present four productions in its 2027 season, including two regional premieres and a returning North American exclusive.

The Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps will lead a two-mile sunset paddle along Ninemile Creek and Onondaga Lake on Wednesday, August 12, from 6-8 p.m. to observe the lake’s birds and other wildlife.

“Hey! I got tickets for Guess Who.”

Syracuse, N.Y. - The Everson Museum of Art has awarded nearly a dozen scholarships for their summer arts camp valued at more than $200.