5 things to know this Tuesday, May 14

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Happy Tuesday! According to Meteorologist Matt Mackie, we can expect a warm day after a mild start with temperatures getting into the low 80s with thunderstorm chances increasing as the day continues.

A woman was taken to the hospital for treatment after being shot in the arm Monday afternoon, police said. Also, Williams College students said they’ll pack up the pro-Palestine encampment Monday night. These stories, and more, are covered in your five things to know this Tuesday morning.

1. Woman shot in the arm in Albany: police

A woman was taken to the hospital for treatment after being shot in the arm Monday afternoon, police said. The shooting took place shortly after 4 p.m. on the 300 block of South Pearl Street.

2. Williams College students shutting down encampment

Williams College students said they’ll pack up the pro-Palestine encampment Monday night. That’s because they’ve negotiated with the school’s administration and have locked in meetings with the board of trustees.

3. Mohonasen reflects on 1-year of educating asylee children

It has been almost a year since the first bus carrying asylum seekers from New York City arrived in the Capital Region. Some local school districts stepped up to provide the children of asylum seekers an education.

4. Boil water advisory in effect for Gloversville

There is a boil water advisory for part of Gloversville in effect until further notice. This will affect VanWyck Street between South Judson Street and Forest Street.

5. Lineup announced for Albany’s Alive at Five concert series

The lineup for Albany’s 2024 Alive at Five concert series has been announced. The free concert series runs on Thursdays from June 6 to August 1, except July 4, from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.