Football season is nearly here, and Buffalo Bills fans aren’t the only ones weighing expectations for a run for the Super Bowl. Fantasy football managers are making similar calculations as draft boards fill and draft-day decisions become tougher, and Buffalo offers two especially interesting cases in 2026.

Syracuse, N.Y. ― Onondaga County Judge Melinda McGunnigle warned a Manlius pediatrician facing 21 fraud-related felonies over vaccination records that her trial will not be delayed.

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Syracuse, N.Y. — The 2026 Section III high school football season is officially underway, and syracuse.com will keep you updated on all of the action on Thursday.

Syracuse, N.Y. — The Section III boys soccer season is about to get underway, with plenty of drama waiting to unfold.

A Long Island youth football coach is facing criminal charges after authorities said he struck his child during a preseason NFL game at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, according to nj.com. Investigators allege the incident occurred during the New York Giants-New York Jets exhibition matchup and was witnessed by multiple people inside the stadium.

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Syracuse, N.Y. — The high school football season has finally arrived, and each week syracuse.com is bringing the action right to your screen.

For years, Payton Lee thought the teasing from her siblings was just that: teasing. Family members often joked that she looked noticeably different from her brothers and sisters, but Lee never seriously questioned whether they all shared the same parents. That changed when a DNA test delivered a result she never expected, People reported.