birthday

Ever wanted to change your birth date? There are three reasons where you might want to change it, which one does New York State have a say about?

The odd fact is a trend, and a trend you might had zero clue about.

A lady in Rome is marking a milestone. Next month she's turning 100 years old and everyone is being asked to make her birthday extra special by sending cards.

A girl who thought she was forgotten received a birthday she won't soon forget. To celebrate Chobani, the New York State Police and a bunch of strangers showered her with gifts and cards, lots and lots of cards.

Isabella is about to turn 9-years-old and her mom is hoping this year's birthday will be better than the last two when no one showed up for her party.

Mary is a frequent visitor to Turning Stone Resort Casino, and loves making attempts to win big at the slot machines. For her special day, that's all she planned to do.

We all celebrate the milestones of our pets lives: their gotcha days, their birthdays, any of their firsts. Double digits is always a pretty big deal.

A WWII veteran in Forestport has his own day.

n today's word, the word "virtual" is one that many are thankful for. That includes the family of Josephine Lovett, who turned 104 years old on Sunday.

When Williams was in 8th grade, he had to drop out of school to help his family make ends meet and then he made the decision to enlist in the Army. This makes him one of the many soldiers to fight on the frontlines of D-Day.

He's a veteran of the 5th Ranger Battalion climbed cliffs at Pointe du Hoc in Normandy on D-Day and was wounded about four months into his service.

Nataleigh Crennan turns 9 years old on January 16th. This year she doesn't want any presents. She wants people to give gifts to animal shelters instead.