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The project is titled “Dead and Buried: Investigating Changes in Health During the Industrial Revolution”

The NY Farm Bureau has compiled a list of legislative priorities for NY government.

A state audit found better data delivery could reduce the rate of suicide in NY.

Money to aid with construction at two local libraries was provided by New York State recently.

A peculiar ice rescue was made on Lake Champlain near the town of Crown Point according to police.

A new Gold Star Family license plate will soon be available in New York State according to the DMV.

The NYS Division of Consumer Protection is warning that holiday pet scams are a frequent occurrence.

The New York Farm Bureau is celebrating passage of the "Whole Milk for Healthy Kids" Act.

The Governor is being urged by both sides to sign legislation involving gas line hook ups in New York State.

The Stewart's Holiday match fundraiser continues to grow as customers contribute spare change.

Clinton County is out of the nursing home business. Officials say the sale of the operation if final.

The NY DOT reports that 44% of crash fatalities happen when a driver leaves their lane.

More police will be on the roads this holiday season looking for impaired and unsafe drivers.

Clinton County once again reports one of the lowest price per gallon of regular gas in New York State.

The North Country leads the state in a decline of young adult population growth the Comptroller says.

The New York State Health Department has confirmed cases of flu are on the rise in the North Country.

The SUNY Plattsburgh Winter commencement ceremony is Saturday morning at the field house.

UFirst Federal Credit Union has launched a scholarship for North Country high school students.

The state Consumer Protection Division has sent out an alert regarding package theft during the holidays.

Area state leaders are calling on the Department of Corrections to explain protocol for blood exposure incidents.

Clinton County received a national award for excellence in financial stewardship called the cashVest award

The New York Farm Bureau outlined some policy positions at the annual convention last week.

Snowmobile trails maintained by New York State Office of Parks and Recreation are opening statewide.

Increased standards will have to be met at animal shelters when a new law takes effect on Monday.

North Country residents are encouraged to reduce the amount of rock salt used this winter.

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.

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.