The Board of Trustees announced Thursday a forensic analysis of the email conducted by FTI Consulting, a cybersecurity firm, concluded "there is a strong substantive basis for questioning the authenticity, integrity, and origin of the Disputed Emails."

Early voting in New York begins Saturday and as candidates make their final appeals to their constituents, affordability continues to top the list of voter concerns. WAMC's Annie Bennett with our Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief Aaron Shellow-Lavine who’s reported on the issue.

Bard College has commissioned an in-depth analysis of an email exchange between former president Leon Botstein and Jeffrey Epstein. The email is at the center of criminal allegations against Botstein.

Times Union education reporter Kathleen Moore recently reported on the story of a 14-year-old home-schooled student named Michael Sweeney from Bethlehem, New York. Michael has been taking advanced college courses, but because he is only 14, under New York State law, he cannot graduate. And, because he does not have a high school diploma, he cannot enroll where he wants to go to college, at Arizona State University. WAMC’s Sam Dingman’s spoke with Kathleen, who tells the rest of the story.

Mail-in voting has come under attack this election season, as President Donald Trump has insisted it's rife with fraud.With all of this as a backdrop, Berkshire Eagle reporter Tara Monastesse recently visited the place where Pittsfield securely stores its ballots, and described what she saw to WAMC's Andrew Waite.

Albany County voters will be asked to decide two ballot initiatives during the 2026 midterm elections.

Elon Musk's PAC is funneling cash to Republican Mike Lawler to support his re-election bid. How is Democratic challenger Cait Conley responding?

WAMC's Molly Anderson and Sam Dingman spoke with Lower Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Elias Guerra about Kingston's housing initiatives and how such policies are influencing debate.

Meteorologist Garett Argianas delivers the evening weather forecast for Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026.

After a racist video made by South Colonie high school students went viral, hundreds of community members described decades of racist incidents that weren't taken seriously.