Anthony Krolikowski

@akreportshere.bsky.social

Weekend Anchor & Multimedia Journalist at CBS6, Albany.

With it being summer vacation for kids, they may be spending more time online, gaming with friends. But not everyone is who they seem behind the screen. I spoke with Dolman Law Group about an extremist group known by authorities to prey on minors through different platforms and what parents can do.

Brown’s Beach off Saratoga Lake will be closed through Sunday, expected to open at the earliest on Monday. This comes before more rain that’s expected to raise the water level even higher. Hear the rest from the Town of Stillwater in my full report tonight on CBS6.

Troy officials are reporting that flock cameras around the city have been cut down overnight. All that’s left of one across from the Stewart’s on Northern Drive and Oakwood Avenue is part of its pole in the ground, visibly cut.

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Firefighters in Albany rushed to the scene of a partial building collapse Wednesday at 135 Ontario Street. The collapse affected a section of Bradford Street and left debris in the roadway. The mayor’s office says no injuries are reported.

New details in the case of a rabid horse out of Montgomery County - the local health department exclusively sharing with me how much it is costing them to treat everyone who may have been exposed, along with how this horse may have been infected.

One of the “It is okay to say no to panhandlers” signs was moved from Hoosick Street to Eighth Street. Here is Mayor Carmella Mantello's response to the situation. View previous coverage, including what NYSDOT and Troy City Council had to say on the CBS6 website.

The city of Troy is looking at burying a time capsule for America's 300th anniversary. The idea is to preserve what life is like in the city today and share it with the Troy of the future. The Troy Time Capsule Committee is collecting donations of meaningful items that will be buried on August 16th.

Honoring the life of 7-year-old Harbe Nagi Saturday night, everyone was welcome at Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Company to channel their energy into a positive direction rather than boycott or protest. In addition, Grazie Italian Kitchen will no longer have its grand opening on Wednesday.

All agencies and departments that Governor Kathy Hochul has executive authority over are now subject to the EXPRESS NY initiative. It's corresponding executive order calls for reforms to outdated regulations and polices that waste time and money.

Street cleaning and overnight parking could be changing in Troy. The current restriction, parking to one side of the street during the early morning hours so crews can clean, has been in place since the '90s. Noreen McKee says the Collar City has outgrown that - Carmella Mantello disagrees.