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Pamela Marks is a product reviewer, blogger and mother of six. She recently received a package containing seven pounds of marijuana and she did not review it.

2016 has not been a happy year for a lot of people unless you're a Trump supporter, there've been many depressing stories and many celebrity deaths that made a lot of people very sad, but there were some good stories to come out of 2016.

Local news station back in my hometown of Seattle accidentally created a viral video by the host being a pervert.

System of a Down drummer John Dolmayan confirmed that the band has 15 album worthy songs ready to be released in 2017.

Recently I visited DJ Supreme at Hot 99.1 to debate about the issues of today and sometimes the issues of a couple of weeks ago, we did not feel the same way about Colin Kaepernick but no feelings were harmed in the making of this video.

Recently a friend of mine told me about "skin-to-skin contact." It's the new thing where new dads are encouraged to rub their naked babies all over their own naked chests.

It was the biggest fish story of the summer, perhaps the biggest fish story to ever come out of Schenectady, and now one man's pet is another man's trophy. There is not much more I can say about that, however the whole story gave me a really bad idea...

My parents don't need to give me a forwarding address because I know where to find them, their favorite place to go just got bigger and better.

Just like Congress, DJ Supreme and Dan America battle over whether or not women should have to register for the draft.

Recently, Alexis Briggs, one of the three girls who claimed to be a victim of a racial attack on a CDTA bus on Jan. 30, admitted that she and the two others involved did not tell the truth and that they made up the story about being victims of a racial attack.

On August 24 2011, Q103 told you who the hottest news anchor in Albany was. Now, in June of 2016, I am reopening the case. This time I am asking you—who is the Capital Region's hottest news lady?

The 'Sunset Sit-down' took place over the weekend in Saratoga, NY. Protestors sat on the steps of City Hall to spread their message that "Sitting is not a crime."