TROY – The Tri-City ValleyCats have announced they will take their show on the road and select one lucky youth sports league to take over next summer.

As part of the “Show on the Road,” the ‘Cats will bring their mascots, PA announcer and promo team to put on a show worthy of “The Joe.”

There will be pre-game entertainment, ceremonial team introductions, and a live performance of the national anthem and in-game promotions such as the Mayors’ race, t-shirt toss, pony hops and more.

Youth leagues interested in signing up for the chance to have the ValleyCats bring their show to one of their games must fill out an application located ONLINE HERE.

As art of the process, leagues must explain how they exemplify sportsmanship on and off the field.

NORTH ADAMS, MA - There's never a good time for a bomb threat but the lingering uneasiness after the Boston bombings made the situation at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts even scarier Thursday night.

Whether students were sitting inside their classrooms or hanging around their dorms, when a threatening message was found late Thursday, everyone was ordered off campus.

It was a real life emergency drill that city and college officials plan for, police and fire personnel train for, and absolutely no one -- especially in this day and age -- has any tolerance for.

"We could have had upwards of 1,200 students on campus and probably another 200 faculty and staff," said James Stakenas, Vice President of Administration & Finance at the school. "It's hard not to take this seriously."

ALBANY – On Saturday, April 27, National Prescription Drug Take Back Day will be held from 10-2p.m. The event provides and opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted or unused prescription drugs at local drop-off sites.

Unused or expired medication can present a threat to public health and safety, as well as the environment.

National Drug Take Back Day is sponsored by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Approximately 250 drop-off sites in communities across New York State will be open to accept prescription drugs for disposal.

To locate designated drop-off sites across the state, CLICK HERE.