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Officials have shut down an Adirondack trail because a bull moose was spotted in the area.

Canadian fires are causing poor air quality in our area

Two markers will be unveiled Saturday in separate Keeseville and Port Kent ceremonies.

CVPH will present a health fair at the mall on medical emergencies for people without medical training.

As the weather warms, state officials urge people not to leave children in car even for a short time.

The shuttered state prison can't be sold without an amendment to the state constitution.

Opposition mounts on possible legislation that would limit the number of cows on farms in NY State.

The town office now displays historic items that were at Clinton Community College.

The Department of Environmental Conservation awarded millions of dollars in conservation grants.

Ken Knelly has been bumped up from Administrator in Charge to Acting President at Clinton.

The Lt. Governor announced he'll run against his boss, the Governor, in the 2026 Democrat primary.

Following a ribbon-cutting event, the new waterfront park opened to the public.

Saranac river watershed Landowners can get a free streamside assessment from Adk Watershed institute.

Canadian wildfire smoke is expected to cross the border and blanket the North Country this week.

2026 electric bills in NY State may see a slight decrease if a settlement agreement is approved.

Hunters in NY harvested nearly a quarter of a million deer in the recent hunting season the DEC reports.

State residents are not buying electric vehicles at the rate needed to comply with a 2035 mandate.

This is a time of year when State Police see a spike in fatal car crashes.

The fish hatchery in Saranac Lake is part of a NY State modernization effort.

Reports say incoming calls from scammers sometimes appear to be from a State Police phone number.

The NY State Department of Health has issued advisories for eating fish caught in North Country waters.

A 9-1-1 call from two lost hikers reporting the death of a third hiker had a bizarre twist.

Data shows an alarming traffic fatality rate among motorcycle riders and that rate is on the rise.

The City of Plattsburgh parks series is set to kick off on Thursday June 12th at South Platt Park.

The purpose of the health fair is to provide life saving information to people with no medical background.

Lots of emergency vehicles and personnel will present at the Plattsburgh airport on Saturday.

This year the NY State Police wrote more tickets over the holiday weekend than last year.

The Veterans' Memorial Highway is open for the season. It leads to the top of Whiteface mountain.

Billions of tax dollars are being poured into the implementation of Raise the Age law.

The newly launched SUNY program targets people in the workforce without a degree.

The first municipal-level food waste collection program in Clinton County opens tomorrow.

Authorities are warning about another phishing scam involving a NY State agency.

The State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an advisory to Adirondack hikers.

Harmful algal blooms are found in North Country waters and can be dangerous.

A fire prevention organization reminds grillers to be safe and start the season with clean equipment.

NYS commemorates Star Wars Day with a resolution.

The Plattsburgh City beach offers a refurbished look featuring several upgrades

Police agencies are out in force looking for impaired drivers this holiday weekend.

An effort to stop the spread of invasive species includes Stewards at high-traffic boat launches.

"Give Turtles a Break." This is the time of year you're mostly likely to find turtles on area roads.

On Tuesday nurses from CVPH spoke to the public about staffing shortages at the hospital.

A dangerous social media trend has one state agency sending out a warning to students and parents.

As we approach the Memorial Day weekend, gas prices are up slightly compared to last week

An area student spent the day in Albany learning first-hand how the state government works.

The Social Security Administration compiles top baby names and makes the list available on their website.

If you get a letter from the State Tax Department "don't panic" say state tax officials.

The technology ban in schools starts this August. Are school districts ready to adhere to the mandate?

More than 3,300 tickets were issued during the first-ever license plate checking enforcement campaign.

New York State law enforcement is focused on seat belt use during a month long campaign.

A report by the state has been released that reviews an audit of the utility company.

State Police Training to focus on responding to animal cruelty cases.

The airport in Plattsburgh will prepare for emergencies with a drill on May 31st.