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Provided by Yancey Roy(Airs 11/06/25 @ 3 p.m.) WAMC’s David Guistina speaks with Yancey Roy, Albany Bureau Chief for Newsday, about this week’s elections, redistricting and more. -
Aaron Shellow-Lavine/WAMCAs the federal government shutdown continues, food assistance benefits for millions of Americans remain in limbo. The partial suspension of SNAP benefits complicates an already difficult situation for recipients with food sensitivities.
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Dorcey Applyrs will become the City of Albany’s first black woman mayor in history. -
Candidates who appeared on the One Saratoga ballot performed well against their opponents in Tuesday’s city elections in Saratoga Springs. -
The incumbent County Executive will get to serve a third term. -
Dorcey Applyrs is poised to become Albany’s first Black woman mayor. -
It's Election Day, and in Albany voters are making their way to polling sites to decide on their next mayor. WAMC visited one voting site Tuesday to ask residents what issues are influencing their choices. -
A new daycare in Poughkeepsie, New York is expected to be part of Dutchess County’s first 24-hour childcare model. -
WAMC's David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at The Times Union, about what's on the ballot for voters in the Capital Region. -
Rural Schools Association of New York hosting a series of issues forums across the state -
Connecticut State Senator Saud Anwar has been feeding himself on just $6.20 per day -- the total he says more than 350,000 Connecticut residents who rely upon Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits live on. -
The EP will be released on November 5th on some streaming platforms. On November 6th, an extravaganza will take place at the Avalon Lounge in Catskill.
