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NY State Police released data showing thousands of tickets were issued over Thanksgiving long weekend.

Stewart's Shops has kicked off the 40th annual holiday match. The company will double all donations.

The Plattsburgh Noon Kiwanis annual online auction is accepting bids now through December 13th.

Blood donations decrease during the holiday season but the need continues the ADK doner center reports.

The 2026 Empire Pass for state park visits is now available according to the office of Parks and Recreation.

A grant program for rural volunteer fire departments is accepting applications through December 22nd.

Applications are now being accepted for the Federal heating assistance program know as HEAP.

New survey results show that the state's smartphone ban is helping schools to teach more effectively.

More land in Clinton and Essex Counties will be protected from development by DEC easements.

The number of measles cases is growing in New York State according to the state Health Department.

The Division of Consumer Protection has issued an alert regarding "Cyber Monday" online scams.

The North Country received over 150,000 inflation protection refund checks from the state of New York.

Clinton Country continues to enjoy a price of gas per gallon that's lower than the New York State average.

The Border Patrol sector covering Northern New York and beyond reports a big reduction in encounters.

The City of Plattsburgh's annual downtown Holiday Parade will take place next weekend.

New York State officials are warning that lottery tickets are not an appropriate gift for everyone.

Saturday is a day set aside to focus on locally owned, independent small businesses for holiday shopping.

Christmas tree farms represent a multi-million-dollar business in the state of New York.

A new initiative will help qualified military-affiliated students with tuition costs at Plattsburgh State.

Gas prices in Clinton County continue to be among the lowest in NY and match the national average.

NY State wants consumers to be aware of algorithmic price setting for online purchases through a new law.

The Town of Plattsburgh has a new Supervisor after Michael Cashman leaves for the NYS Assembly.

The Regional Food Bank distributed hundreds of Thanksgiving meal staples to North Country families.

A Christmas tree cutting ceremony hopes to encourage the purchase of New York State grown trees.

A report on the reliability of the New York State's power grid was released by NYISO. It urges caution.

Short-term rental Operators must register with the Country Treasurer's office to comply with a new law.

The Foundation of CVPH will host a candlelight ceremony at the hospital on December 6th at 4p.m.

"Buy Now, Pay Later" financing while convenient can lead to overspending and debt accumulation.

New data shows that the labor participation rate of disabled workers in New York remains low statewide.

A new Sinea Poll shows an increase in NY State voters who think the state is headed in the wrong direction.

A dead raccoon in Elizabethtown tested positive for rabies according to the Essex Co. Health Department.

CVPH has expanded the OB-GYN practice at the hospital. It includes weekend and evening appointments.

A Malone Correctional facility will be closing in March according to the Department of Corrections.

An updated program in Clinton County provides a tax exempt policy for residential housing construction.

NYS benefited from the recent big Mega Millions win through money gained from increased ticket sales.

Michael Cashman was given committee assignments and he said they're a good representation of the area.

The department of health has new data that shows a significant rise in prediabetes in adults statewide.

A couple of surveys have been created to gather information on the needs of job seekers and employers.

Millions of dollars have been given to agribusiness entrepreneurs from NYC and outside of New York State.

An assessment shows NY's growing power demand is a concern for a group that monitors grid health.

Assemblyman Michael Cashman has offered his views on the All-Electric Buildings Act suspension.

The APA board voted to hold an adjudicatory hearing on a proposed howitzer test firing range in the park.

Reportedly felt on both sides of Lake Champlain

Suspect vehicle located in Franklin County, New York.

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Tyler J. Hart, 30, arrested on multiple charges.