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Lab testing confirmed that a woodchuck in Essex County had rabies making it the second animal to test positive for the virus in the county this year.

The Park Agency has announced that the results are in regarding an investigation into one of its leaders.

The final report on New York's first-ever Master Plan for Aging has been released.

Ideas for the reuse of Clinton Community College property were outlined by the county Development Agency.

A bike rider was sent to the hospital following what deputies say was a hit-and-run on Felton Rd in Peru.

Reports say Elise Stefanik has made public her intentions to run for NY Governor.

An ENCON program started last year will continue at an Adirondack Great Camp in Essex County.

Someone in Northern NY picked the correct numbers in the "Take 5" game on Friday.

The new Clinton County Administrator comes from within the county workforce.

Local non-profit groups received grant money from the Upstream Fund of Hudson Headwaters.

Money from the State Assembly given to the Honor Flight organization.

The Department of Environmental Conservation offers winning first-time campers a stocked camp site.

Millions given to YMCA by Speaker on his annual tour of New York State.

Two people were taken to the hospital after a crash at intersection of Rand Hill and Rte. 374

Police say car involved in accident had been reported as stolen.

The City of Plattsburgh has a lot going on this fourth of July and groups still have time to join the parade.

The Governor declared a State of Emergency in 32 Counties in response to extreme heat.

More speeding tickets were issued this year vs last year during the State Police "Speed Week" campaign.

NYS Rangers and a NYSP Aviation unit combined efforts to save an Adirondack hiker.

NY State has given its okay to sell the Clinton County nursing home to a private operator.

The Governor wants the state to build a nuclear reactor in sparsely populated and land-rich upstate NY.

A North Country farm is on the short list for an environmental management award from the state.

NY Crops rely on the presence of pollinators. So, the Agriculture department offers pollinator protections.

Several hunting regulation changes have been proposed by the Department of Environmental Conservation. One involves using electronic hunting tags.

The City of Plattsburgh reports that upgrades at Melissa Penfield Park are ready for the public.

While no credible threats exist the Governor has ordered protections put in place.

Cooling centers are available in the area during extreme heat periods.

Agents covering the Northern border in the North Country received training on unmanned aircraft.

Critics say the Opportunity Zone tax credit is not being used as intended and want to end it.

Hot Weather is expected to return to the North Country over the next few days.

Students travel from all over the world to call Plattsburgh State home for a few years.

Area homeowners are expected to get a few hundred dollars from a tax relief program.

Over a million dollars in federal money have been awarded to two North Country projects.

A bill expanding the use of a crossbow in hunting appears poised to become law.

The newest Federal holiday on the calendar.

A huge sixteen foot tall concrete culvert needs to be replaced to avoid future flooding on Rte. 3 in Cadyville.

The NY Assembly voted to remove the "100 Foot Rule" Republicans say that will cost ratepayers while Democrats say it eliminates roadblocks to sustainable energy.

Monday marked the one-year anniversary of the launch of NY's mobile ID.

The Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation recommended a North Country property to be added to state and national historic registers.

Sink holes, collapsing sewer lines and other issues are causing officials to seek Federal Government help.

Legislation to upgrade winter sports facilities gains approval in the State Senate.

A report shows NY is not doing a good job when it comes to the economic well-being of young people.

The Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation has updated a map of recreation options in NY.

The Senator said the bill does not address the safety of CO's and staff at State Prisons.

After years of phased in implementation, Brianna’s Law is now fully in effect.

Daughter continued to take mother's pension payments after her death.

A book lost due to Nazi persecution has been returned by the State Holocaust Claims Office.

Assemblyman Matt Simpson is concerned that federal funding could be at risk due to sanctuary policies.

A poor rating has cost New York State Electric & Gas millions of dollars.

Starting Sunday anglers will be able to keep the bass they catch in area waterways.

The Adirondack Railroad is offering free rides in celebration of Father's Day.

The City of Plattsburgh summer series called "Parks Come Alive" starts today.

Hundreds of soldiers from New York will be part of a huge parade in Washington D.C. on Saturday.

More than $21 Million taxpayer dollars have been awarded to over 100 farms statewide.

Details of the 2025 "Bike the Barns" event have been finalized.

State Police are focusing their efforts on speeding and aggressive drivers this week.

The Department of Motor Vehicles has launched a new online form making it easier to complain.

Some Plattsburgh State faculty and staff members were recognized for their achievements.