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A new study recommends increasing staffing and eventually building a new fire station for the Plattsburgh Fire Department. The report found current staffing levels are stretched thin and identified aging facilities, equipment needs, and operational challenges. Consultants recommend adding firefighters and EMTs over time and developing a long-term plan to modernize the department’s infrastructure.

New York law enforcement agencies issued more than 110,000 tickets during the annual “Buckle Up New York, Click It or Ticket” campaign. The enforcement effort ran from May 18 through May 31 and focused on seat belt use and child safety restraints. State officials say the campaign is aimed at reducing injuries and deaths by […]

The Lake Placid Horse Shows return to the North Elba Showgrounds June 23 through July 5, featuring two weeks of international equestrian competition. Organizers will host a free Community Appreciation Day on June 27 with family activities, a dog costume contest, and the chance to watch some of the sport’s top riders and horses compete […]

New York State is providing $1.2 million to help nonprofit organizations strengthen operations and improve access to state and federal funding opportunities. The program will offer free technical assistance to nonprofits across the state over the next three years, helping organizations meet grant requirements, improve sustainability, and expand services for communities they serve.

New York transportation agencies are teaming up to promote safe travel during upcoming international soccer watch parties. The DMV, Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee, Thruway Authority, and regional transit systems will display messages encouraging fans to plan a sober ride home. Safety reminders will appear on buses, trains, transit centers, and Thruway service areas across the […]

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While it's been said that imitation is the best form of flattery, stealing intellectual property is quite another thing altogether.  

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has overturned the murder conviction of Adam Montgomery in the death of his 5-year-old daughter, Harmony.

The city will pay $150,000 to settle a civil rights lawsuit over accusations of discrimination and excessive force by police against a Black teen with disabilities.

Authorities are looking for a suspect who stole catalytic converters from a St. Johnsbury car dealership.

Organizers earlier this week again canceled the July event for the second year in a row, and organizers say it may be the end of the line for the local fair.

A Vermont woman will serve 21 months in prison on a federal firearms charge connected to an apparent accidental shooting that killed her significant other.