civil war

A candidate for New York State's 53rd Senate seat is warning constituents that "civil war is coming" and they should "prepare to take the lives of their liberal neighbors" in a now-deleted post on X, formerly Twitter.

For more than a century New York City has buried the unclaimed dead on this eerie island.

A Civil War monument that's stood in New York since 1875 is now in pieces after being destroyed.

Back in 1861, in Western New York, the grenade of choice for the Union Army was developed. Have you ever heard of the Ketchum hand grenade?

If you've ever driven through the roundabout in Utica, you've probably noticed the statue between Genesee Street and State Street. But do you know the history behind the landmark?

While debate about the Confederate Battle Flag has been fought across the South, there are very few remnants of the Confederacy in the North, save for this New York community that voted to secede from the Union at the outset of the Civil War.

Bells rang out at Fort Stanwix in Rome today and joined a pealing of bells across the country at National Parks Service sites to commemorate the surrender of Confederate General Robert E. Lee at Appomattox Court House in Virginia 100 years ago today, April 9, 2015.