(Jul 21, 2026) A Venezuelan man describes his arrest during an immigration raid, as advocates say fear is spreading through the North Country's immigrant community.

(Jul 21, 2026) A man in Lake Placid who was detained by federal immigration authorities and later released is now sharing his story; the 27th annual Ironman was held in Lake Placid on Sunday, with a man from Belgium and a woman from Canada taking home the top spots;  and astronomer Aileen O’Donoghue guides us through the morning and evening skies.

(Jul 21, 2026) Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center is losing revenue operating its 24-labor-and-delivery unit amid months of financial turmoil at North Star.

(Jul 21, 2026) The Book Nook in Long Lake is open from 10 am until 2 pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays throughout the summer.

(Jul 21, 2026) More than 20 people were detained in a series of immigration raids around Lake Placid last month. We hear what that was like firsthand from a Venezuelan man who was detained and later released. Also: Finch paper in Glens Falls will stop making its own pulp, which is a blow to loggers in the area.

(Jul 20, 2026) A future day care center in Plattsburgh aims to help close that gap and promote workforce development; the governor is defending her executive order that bans data center development in New York for the next year; and we have a conversation about President Teddy Roosevelt’s status as a political outsider and why his visits to the North Country were so significant ahead of an event in North Creek.

(Jul 20, 2026) The town of LeRay agreed to a one-year moratorium on data centers. That's the same amount of time as the statewide ban.

(Jul 20, 2026) A man from Belgium and a woman from Canada were the top finishers at the Lake Placid Ironman on Sunday.

(Jul 20, 2026) Clinton County has less than half the number of child care slots it needs. An planned day care center aims to help close that gap and promote workforce development. Also: We recap the 27th annual Lake Placid Ironman held Sunday.

(Jul 19, 2026) But advocates say there's still a long way to go to close the gap between what's available and what's needed in Clinton County.