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The Town of Plattsburgh is one of just 16 communities nationwide to be selected for this housing program.

A popular event highlighting Plattsburgh City parks will conclude for this year at Penfield Park tonight.

Many of the short film finalists in the 24th annual film festival were made in upstate New York.

The legacy of black women in the American Revolution will be the topic of a lecture at PSUC tonight.

The ATF is offering a reward for information on a North Country man missing for more than two years.

Drought conditions have caused the Supervisor of Moriah to issue a local state of emergency.

The 1980 U.S. Winter Olympic hockey team is about to get another set of gold medals for achievement.

State leaders came together to condemn acts of political violence and vow to quell inflammatory rhetoric.

New York State came out on top in a recent survey of teen driver safety, accidents and injuries.

The North Country is the target area of a search for a suspect wanted in a capital region homicide.

The vacancy in the 115th Assembly district will be filled through a special election on November 4th.

The NY State Department of Financial Services has given approval to rate increases starting next year.

Anglers who fish a couple of North Country rivers may be asked to voluntarily participate in the survey.

Suspect vehicle located in Franklin County, New York.

Another North Country leader is asking the state to bring energy plan public hearings to the area.

A fast track to certificates in various career fields are available at PSUC.

Experts come together with the public to discuss solutions to the invasive species problem in NY State.

The State Police say they want to hear from anyone with information about this case 518-897-2000.

Battle of Plattsburgh commemoration events for the weekend event kick off with a fireworks display.

Over a billion dollars in state Medicaid payments have been called into question by the Comptroller.

A new report shows that lead pipe inventories of New York State water systems aren’t entirely accurate.

Over the Labor Day holiday weekend State Police focused on impaired drivers few were arrested in NoCo.

September 11, 2025 is the 211th anniversary of an extraordinary Naval battle in Lake Champlain.

The state's I Love NY fall foliage reports have started, and the first report shows colors already appearing.

The state will use "green" act funds to enhance and restore the empire state ecosystem.

The former Nova Bus facility came to life once again as Micro Bird officially opened for business.

An option on a major contract will bring more than a billion dollars in rail car business to Alstom.

The annual commemoration of the historic battle features several memorials at various area locations.

Assemblyman Matt Simpson is pushing for in-person public hearings in North Country on energy plan.

Crops and solar panels may struggle to coexist according to a new environmental study done for the state.

The five day Battle of Plattsburgh commemoration starts tomorrow with "Free Film Night" at Regal.

The Near Record Powerball jackpot last weekend generated millions for NYS schools and retailers.

A study is underway that aims to determine how much the Empire Trail contributes to local economies.

Battle of Plattsburgh events get underway on Wednesday and continue through the weekend.

A Mohawk land claim extending four decades may be closer to a resolution state officials say.

Two Plattsburgh businesses sold major prize winning Powerball and Take 5 tickets over the weekend.

Inspiring images of trees are the focus of this year's Arbor Day poster contest according to DEC.

Officials from the Town of Plattsburgh and the Army Corps of Engineers checked out former PAFB.

The New York State Police Troop B Commander, Major Brent Davison, retired this week at the troop HQ.

Volunteers will participate in stewardship projects at several North Country locations this Saturday.

The "I Love NY" fall foliage reports will be available starting next Wednesday online and on the phone.

NY State Inflation refund checks will start going out to qualified tax filers by the end of the month.

The expansion of a partnership with NY and GoGoGrandparent adds no-cost rides for older adults.

A blue Heron, the largest of the north American herons, was apparently fired on at an area campsite.

A school bus driver shortage has been a reality in the area and statewide for years despite state efforts.

The presumptive Democrat candidate for the Assembly special election got bipartisan endorsements.

The DEC reported that a new satellite population of water chestnut was discovered in Plattsburgh

State Police in Champlain are looking for two suspects allegedly involved in an early August larceny.

Troopers were called to a North Country correctional facility to investigate an unauthorized entry attempt

As the summer heat subsides so does the stress on the state's power grid that saw near peak demand.

Plattsburgh Public Library monthly speaker series features a constitutional scholar tomorrow evening.

The Summer months are a deadly period on New York roads according to state officials.

While no mandatory restrictions are in place, a drought watch has been issued by state officials.

Area Democrat Chairs have picked a candidate for the expected Assembly special election.

An audit by the state Comptroller's office uncovered some concern with the approval of projects.

A bill has been signed into law that allows hunters to use a crossbow where bow hunting is allowed in NY.

City Police report drugs were kept from the streets thanks to efforts of local and state law enforcement.

A positive rabies test result on a bat was reported by the Clinton County Health Department.

While work still needs to be done before fire trucks move in, the new Champlain station is now a reality.

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