(Jan 22, 2026) Gilbert Stuart's replica has been on the university's campus in Potsdam since the 1950s - except when some frat boys stole it briefly.

(Jan 21, 2026) And the 'pocket neighborhood' model is one that Adirondack Roots wants to replicate.

(Jan 21, 2026) We meet someone who has found a home in a recently-completed workforce housing project in the high peaks of the Adirondacks; we listen as cold settles into the woods during an arctic front that's bringing frigid air to the North Country; and volunteers at the observatory in Tupper Lake are sharing an Emmy award with NASA for their coverage of the 2024 solar eclipse.

(Jan 21, 2026) In the North Country's tourism communities, local workers, like nurses, teachers, and kitchen staff, have found it increasingly difficult to buy a home in recent years. One of those people recently found his long-term home in a new workforce housing project in Keene. Also: Our Albany correspondent Samuel King explains what's in Gov. Hochul's $260 billion budget plan.

(Jan 21, 2026) The Sheriff's Office wants to join a program that allows local law enforcement to train with ICE to perform specific actions under the federal agency’s direction and oversight.

(Jan 21, 2026) When temperatures drop quickly, trees can pop and creak as the water inside them freezes and expands.

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(Jan 20, 2026) Dispatchers connect 911 calls with police, fire, and paramedics. They also face similar mental health challenges as those first responders.

(Jan 20, 2026) Tamara Spies, who owns Tug Hill Adventures, rents out cabins and snowmobiles throughout the winter. Spies says heavy snow boosts her business.

(Jan 20, 2026) 911 dispatchers help handle traumatic incidents every day. They can face mental health challenges due to the stress of their jobs. We visit the dispatch center in St. Lawrence County for an inside look. Also: The company that owns the hospitals in Carthage and Ogdensburg is laying off more than a hundred people.