(Jul 31, 2026) Journalist Rachel Monroe comes to Blue Mountain Lake to give a talk about the mother of forensic science, Frances Glessner Lee.

(Jul 31, 2026) Hundreds of people at a public hearing this week spoke out against the proposed closure of labor and delivery services at the hospital in Ogdensburg; Plattsburgh's Michigan Fest, honoring the region's iconic hot-dog-and-meat-sauce combo, returns this weekend; our chief engineer Kurt Lanning is in the studio to tell us about how those radio waves get to you.

(Jul 31, 2026) The North Star Health Alliance announced that it's cutting its labor and delivery services at the hospital in Ogdensburg. On Wednesday, hundreds of people spoke out against the proposed closure at a public hearing. Also: Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. visited Fort Drum yesterday.

(Jul 30, 2026) Farmers in multiple North Country counties who were impacted by spring freeze events may be eligible for federal emergency loans; we go back in time to learn about the creative ways a kid from Ticonderoga used to make his own money; and our North Country at Work coordinator Ana Williams-Bergen is in the studio to give us a peek behind the curtain at how the series gets made.

(Jul 30, 2026) Plattsburgh's Michigan Fest returns this weekend. We sample the annual event, which honors the region's iconic hot-dog-and-meat-sauce combo. Also: Farmers in multiple North Country counties who were impacted by spring freeze events may be eligible for federal emergency loans.

(Jul 30, 2026) Fred Provoncha says that growing up in the 1960s, "if there was a way to make money, legally, morally, whatever, we did it. If there wasn't a way, we invented one."

(Jul 30, 2026) The North Star Health Alliance announced that its closing its labor and delivery services at its Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center.

(Jul 29, 2026) Long Lake's Clay Target Club finished first in its conference this spring. They compete every Sunday at the local Fish and Game Club.

(Jul 29, 2026) We visit the Long Lake Fish & Game club, where the school's trap shooting team competes each spring and fall; the New York State Fair opens in about a month, and one day is free for SUNY students; our Adirondack reporter Emily Russell breaks down her reporting process.

(Jul 29, 2026) Dillon Bronson, Amanda Rizzo, and Autumn Stone each face multiple counts of child endangerment and failure to report abuse.