(Nov 2, 2026) In the race for Clinton County sheriff, voters will choose between the longtime incumbent and a former State Police troop commander; many upstate hospitals are facing closure or consolidation after federal changes to the Medicaid system; and in this episode of Adirondack Selections, Emily Russell and Dr. Curt Stager examined the mosses in the meadow at Stager’s home in Saranac Lake.

(Nov 2, 2026) Democrat David "Dave" Favro says he's running for a seventh term because he has unfinished business. Republican Brent Davison says it's time for a change.

(Oct 30, 2026) Voters in the 117th Assembly District will replace a retiring Republican lawmaker with either his former chief of staff or a Democratic political newcomer; before the spookiest day of the year, kids and adults gathered at a church in Canton to share ghost stories; and we’ll preview an exhibit in Chestertown centered around a turn-of-the-century Adirondack poet and a lifelong occultist.

(Oct 30, 2026) Steven Rother's novel "Icehouse" follows a lawyer who has to defend a North Country man accused of murder

(Oct 30, 2026) Grace Episcopal Church members put together a ghost storytelling event for kids and adults to share a love for folktales.

(Oct 30, 2026) We profile the race to replace Ken Blankenbush in the state Assembly. He's retiring after 16 years representing the Tug Hill Plateau and much of St. Lawrence County. Also: Some Halloween vibes. Kids and adults gathered at a church in Canton to share ghost stories.

(Oct 29, 2026) Constantino’s campaign sent $28,000 to a woman who lives next door to Gendebien in Lisbon.

(Oct 29, 2026) Can the Sticker Mule CEO's combative, self-funded, outsider campaign bring home the North Country's main district for Republicans?

(Oct 29, 2026) Traditional Arts in Upstate New York, or TAUNY, says it's staying open, but it wants to strengthen its financial position and return to its roots.

(Oct 29, 2026) Republican Anthony Constantino has run a combative campaign in the race to represent the North Country in Congress; a traditional arts organization based in Canton is refocusing its mission after a series of challenges; and in a new memoir, an environmental journalist talks about how understanding black bears helped her understand her brother.