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THE DEBRIEF: Election headlines, campaign ads, and victory odds ahead of Election Day (podcast)

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THE DEBRIEF: Election headlines, campaign ads, and victory odds ahead of Election Day (podcast)
What’s the latest on local, regional, and state elections? Voters are only a few weeks away from #Decision2018; and while a lot of focus has been on national issues – some seriously close races have been forming over the last several months. Some of those have even been local. This week on The Debrief Podcast FL1 News Director Josh Durso... more

Upstate NY hospitals would suffer from federal funding cuts, Schumer says

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Upstate NY hospitals would suffer from federal funding cuts, Schumer says
Senator Chuck Schumer is pushing for a federal prescription pricing program to be maintained for rural hospitals after plans were announced that would cut funding. The cuts are being proposed for the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which assists hospitals in prescribing prescription medication for low-income patients at reduced costs. When the hospitals prescribe the medications, they can file the transaction... more

SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Discussing the role of political ads during election season

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SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Discussing the role of political ads during election season
What is the role of a modern election ad? It’s a tricky question to answer, especially since most are geared toward generating negative buzz about a particular candidate. Last week the Auburn Citizen reported on an ad, which hit airwaves earlier in the week – featuring John Walsh, creator of the hit TV series ‘America’s Most Wanted’. His ad supported... more

New York must improve procedures for measuring, disclosing data on algal toxins

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New York must improve procedures for measuring, disclosing data on algal toxins
The City of Auburn is asking the state Department of Health to address New York’s rapidly spreading toxic algae crisis by adopting stricter standards for sampling, measuring and publicly disclosing levels of toxins in public drinking water. “There are no comprehensive drinking water standards in the state of New York, and there needs to be,” said James Giannettino, an Auburn... more

Forecast stays cool, damp as below average temperature trend continues

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Forecast stays cool, damp as below average temperature trend continues
Don’t expect any big changes in the forecast this week. Forecasters say that Monday will be a warmer, and drier day for most than Sunday was – it won’t be an ‘ideal’ fall day. Temperatures will push into the upper-40s for the entire region – and Tuesday will be the warmest day of the week. That said, it will also... more

Heating up this week in the Finger Lakes

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Heating up this week in the Finger Lakes
Forecasters say this week will be an incredibly muggy one, as temperatures stay well-above normal through Thursday. According to Drew Montreuil, of FLX Weather, “Temperatures will warm from south to north this morning. By noontime, most areas should be at least approaching, if not exceeding 70 degrees. Fog will lift, leading to some partial sunshine. Sunshine is least likely over... more

THE DEBRIEF: Unpacking the latest headlines in the Finger Lakes (podcast)

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THE DEBRIEF: Unpacking the latest headlines in the Finger Lakes (podcast)
This week on the newly re-launched Debrief – hosts Josh Durso and Jackie Augustine talk about the changes coming to the now-weekly program exclusively on FingerLakes1.TV and FL1 Radio – as well as the latest headlines in the Finger Lakes. . This week’s show topics: What’s next in Seneca Falls? Cuts to services, a sharp increase in property taxes, or... more

Final day of summer heat: Temperature outlook will fast-forward to early-November

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Final day of summer heat finally here; temperature outlook will fast-forward to early-November
One more day of summer-like heat. Wednesday will be much like Tuesday – as temperatures soar through the 80s and end up around 85 degrees for much of the region. South winds will pick up, bringing hot, humid weather to the region, but it will likely be the last day the region sees of this weather until next year. FLX... more

Assemblyman Joe Errigo faces corruption charges; accused of accepting bribes

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Assemblyman Joe Errigo faces corruption charges; accused of accepting bribes
Republican Assemblyman Joe Errigo was accused Wednesday by federal prosecutors of accepting thousands of dollars in cash bribes in exchange for introducing a bill at the behest of a lobbyist and an unnamed member of the state Assembly. Errigo was charged with bribery and wire fraud, making him the latest state lawmaker to face corruption charges in the scandal-plagued New... more

FOLIAGE REPORT: Get out and experience fall in the Finger Lakes!

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FOLIAGE REPORT: Get out and experience fall in the Finger Lakes!
This weekend it’s going to feel like fall; and as the foliage continues to turn – it will look like fall, too. In the Finger Lakes region, Steuben County foliage spotters in Corning expect 75 percent color change and bright red, gold, yellow and orange leaves heading toward near-peak. In Ithaca, in Tompkins County, foliage will be just at the end... more

Cool, damp today followed by threat for gusty storms on Tuesday

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The entire region will likely see rain, with temperatures making it feel more like late-October than the first of the month. Forecasters say chances of rain will ease as the day progresses, but parts of the area could see a quarter- or half-inch of rainfall by the end of the day. While it will feel raw, the National Weather Service... more

Wind and showers bring temporary chill for Friday, temps rise up over weekend

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Wind and showers bring temporary chill for Friday, temps rise up over weekend
It’s going to get chilly, but don’t worry – it won’t stick around. The weather will be changing throughout the day – as a cold front enters the Finger Lakes – passing through, bringing rain, wind, and cooler temperatures for Friday. Even as daytime highs struggle to reach 60 degrees on Friday – the cool air won’t last. By Saturday... more

Comfortable temps settle in but focus turns to storms on Friday

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Comfortable temps settle in but focus turns to storms on Friday
Wednesday and Thursday will serve as seasonable days in the Finger Lakes – as some cooler, less humid air works its way into the region. While this afternoon will definitely be better than Thursday – temperatures should remain comfortable most of that day as well. It isn’t until Friday that things will get a little complicated in the forecast. It... more

THE DEBRIEF: Tackling plastic straws, primary results, and the FLX Welcome Center (podcast)

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THE DEBRIEF: Tackling plastic straws, primary results, and the FLX Welcome Center (podcast)
As fall approaches, the election season is heating up. Primaries are over, and there is plenty to discuss on this week’s edition of The Debrief Podcast. Jackie Augustine and Josh Durso break down the following headlines: Primary results across New York State (New York Times) Controversy and fallout surrounding investigation into FLX Welcome Center Canandaigua officials consider banning plastic straws... more

Algae problem continues to bloom across NYS

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Algae problem continues to bloom across NYS
An investigative story by the Democrat & Chronicle in Rochester evaluates the statewide situation with regard to harmful algae blooms. Blooms have been observed this summer in Seneca, Cayuga, Owasco, Skaneateles, Canandaigua, and Hemlock lakes. Exposure to blue-green algae – what’s been seen locally – can cause a range of symptoms and diseases. It’s even taken the life of a... more

Damaging winds possible as fall arrives in the FLX

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Damaging winds possible as fall arrives in the FLX
Get ready for an active weather day. High temperatures will approach 90 degrees, but the wind will blow throughout the day – stirring up some significant weather as a strong cold front approaches the area. Forecasters say modeling shows that a squall line will develop at, or ahead of the cold front, prompting thunderstorms – with potentially damaging winds. It... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Mantius talks incinerator, future of ‘Manure Lagoon’ in Mentz

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INSIDE THE FLX: Mantius talks incinerator, future of ‘Manure Lagoon’ in Mentz
On Episode #135 of Inside the FLX – Environmental Reporter Peter Mantius, who founded ‘The Water Front’ blog, was in-studio dishing on the latest environmental news in the Finger Lakes. Mantius’ blog is featured on FingerLakes1.com by visiting FingerLakes1.com/Water-Front, or by clicking the ‘Water Front’ category tab on the right side of our homepage. . Stories discussed during the program:... more
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