5 things to know this Monday, April 28

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)-- Happy Monday! Meteorologist Matt Mackie says viewers can expect a good start to the week, with temperatures reaching the 70s.

An arrest was made in a Schenectady homicide investigation. Also, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany held a mass in memory of the Pope. These stories, and more, are in your five things to know this Monday, April 28.

1. Arrest made in Van Vranken homicide investigation

Schenectady police have made an arrest in connection with a homicide that occurred on Van Vranken Avenue on Wednesday, the department announced on Sunday. Cecil Toland, 19, of Schenectady has reportedly been charged with murder.

2. 2025 Glens Falls Wing Fest winners announced

This year’s People’s Choice award went to Seasoned, from SUNY Adirondack. The restaurant offered several signature flavors, including Debra’s Garden Pepper Sauce, Chef Frank’s Buffalo and Birds of Paradise Fruity Heat, as well as a blueberry blue cheese dip. This is the second year in a row that Seasoned has won the title.

3. South Glens Falls woman dies after car crash in Washington County

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash that occurred in Kingsbury on Saturday. One person, identified as 48-year-old Keri Pike from South Glens Falls, reportedly died as a result of the incident.

4. City of Troy to begin annual hydrant flushing program

The city of Troy will begin its annual hydrant flushing program on Monday. The process is expected to last until May 6.

5. Albany Mass in memory of Pope Francis

On Divine Mercy Sunday, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany held a Mass in memory of Pope Francis. All were welcome inside the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.