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In the height of summer tourism season in 2024, a family of bears was euthanized in the heart of an Adirondack hamlet. WAMC's Andrew Waite spoke with Adirondack Explorer reporter Brianna Kimmel about the tensions — and solutions — that followed. -
Pat Bradley/WAMCThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this week announced rollbacks of power plant emissions regulations. The move concerns Adirondack advocates who say there will be negative environmental and economic implications for the region
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Daily Gazette reporter Ted Remsnyder told WAMC about an article he wrote that drew Congressional candidate Anthony Constantino's ire. -
New York State Police allege that Tucker Taylor of Au Sable Forks killed 54-year-old Patricia Lawrence in the Town of Jay this summer. -
SUNY Plattsburgh officials are advising international students about changes to F-1 visa requirements. -
New York State Senator Dan Stec is criticizing the state Office of General Services after it solicited letters of interest for the design and construction of a new correctional facility -
The annual Battle of Plattsburgh commemoration is occurring in the downtown this weekend -
A memorial ceremony was held Thursday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Macdonough Monument. -
Tariffs are affecting cross border trade and relations and are particularly acute for U.S. communities along the border. North Country Chamber of Commerce CEO Garry Douglas said the tit-for-tat is in neither country’s interest. -
An arts organization and theater in Plattsburgh says it may have to shut down this month if it can’t raise enough money to keep the doors open. -
The Wild Center in Tupper Lake has welcomed its 2-millionth visitor -
Senator Schumer supports efforts to bring the 2042 Olympics to New York
