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On May 28, a Venezuelan man living in Lake Placid began his morning walk to his truck, expecting a normal workday.
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New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is hoping hunting will develop a "conservation ethic" in New Yorkers.
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Lake George’s Shepard’s Park Amphitheater burned to the ground more than two years ago. While there’s still some work left to be done, but the rebuilt venue is now concert ready.
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A town of Saranac woman has been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs after rear-ending a state police cruiser
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There have been three crashes of small aircraft in the Adirondack region in the past week
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More than 250 volunteers monitored more than 100 waterbodies in the Adirondacks in 2025 for invasive species, finding 71% of the 566 surveyed waterbodies were free of invasives, with no new aquatic invasives observed. But some terrestrial invasives are expanding in the region’s forests.
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For generations, people have been traveling to Saratoga Springs for its eponymous mineral water springs.
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Officials are investigating the crash of a small airplane near the Adirondack Regional Airport Monday night.
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is asking residents to stay prepared as severe thunderstorms are set to hit the North Country and extreme heat advisories are in effect statewide.
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New York State Police are investigating a three-vehicle collision involving two trooper cars, one of which caught fire.
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Burlington officials are urging city residents to take precautions and make use of cooling resources during Tuesday's hot weather
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The weather was perfect and spinnakers were raised on sailboats Saturday for the annual Mayor’s Cup Regatta, one of the largest summer events in Plattsburgh