Saturday night in Texas, Marco Andretti was ticked off at his teammate Danica Patrick for racing him too hard at the end of the Bombardier 500. Tuesday afternoon at Watkins Glen International, they were working together trying to figure out how to dethrone the Chip Ganassi and Roger Penske teams when the IndyCar Series returns for the July 3-5 Camping World Grand Prix.

Greeted by a cheering crowd of more than 20,000, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was the featured guest at the inaugural Founder’s Day celebration Saturday, marking her first foray into western New York.

In the mountains outside of Boulder, Colorado, an Alfred University graduate student enrolled in the School of Art and Design is building her next semester’s dorm room — on wheels.

The Buffalo Bills won’t report to training camp at St. John Fisher College in Pittsford until July, but at least five players will be in town on Sunday for the sixth annual Pittsford Triathlon.

The Hornell, N.Y., city court was packed with lawyers as news cameras and reporters waited outside for the court appearance of two Arkansas prison escapees being held at the Steuben County jail.

An upstate New York man allegedly led Cattaraugus County sheriff’s deputies on a slow-speed chase and then left his horse and buggy behind while he tried to escape.

This little buck fawn, about 1 week old, had his photo taken in his bed of clover in Wellsville, N.Y.

A whitetail doe nurses a fawn in Allegany County (N.Y.) on June 1, 2009. The fawn appears to be about 2 weeks old. -- Daily Reporter

Jeffrey Grinder and Calvin Adams - two convicted killers who escaped from an Arkansas prison Friday - were captured in a residential area in the city of Hornell, N.Y., shortly after 1 p.m. Tuesday.

Stroke specialists are working to improve treatment access, with a goal of reducing the threat of permanent disability by half.
 

A strand of barbed wire and a cow are silhouetted against the setting sun in Greenwood, N.Y., on Wednesday evening. -- The Evening Tribune

Too many cows and too much milk breed trouble for farmers, who are trying to hang on amid prices that have spiraled downward.

Thousands of people came out to show support for the riders Friday, May 15, 2009, participating in the annual Ride for Missing Children. Nearly 400 bike riders started the day before 7 a.m. in Oneida, N.Y. The ride – which stretches nearly 100 miles – was set to end after 6 p.m. at the New Hartford Recreation Center. Riders agreed the day was about raising awareness for the cause, teaching children safety and perpetuating hope.

The Canandaigua-born actress is wrapping up another season on “Saturday Night Live.”

A New York man is marketing a home ethanol-production plant, a high-tech cousin of the moonshiner’s still.