(Sep 11, 2025) The 41st Jazz at the Lake runs Friday through Sunday. All the concerts are free!

(Sep 10, 2025) Podcast veteran Meg MacDonald shares the story of her grandmother's penchant for theft, and Ethan takes a trip to the family plot at Hale Cemetery.

(Sep 10, 2025) Governor Kathy Hochul was in Plattsburgh yesterday. She attended the grand opening of a bus manufacturer that helped save hundreds of local jobs. Also: Federal agents arrested dozens of people at a food processing plant in Central New York last week.

(Sep 10, 2025) Gov. Kathy Hochul was in Plattsburgh yesterday to attend the grand opening of a bus manufacturer that helped save hundreds of local jobs and highlight funding for northern border security; federal officials arrested dozens of people at a food processing plant in Central New York last week; and North Words host Mitch Teich talks with Giles Blunt about his new book "Bad Juliet," which is set at a tuberculosis sanitarium in the Adirondacks.

(Sep 9, 2025) NCPR partnered with WAMC to host a roundtable discussion about how ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Canada are affecting trade and tourism in the North Country.

(Sep 9, 2025) Volunteer numbers have been steadily declining across the U.S for decades now. That’s made it hard for local fire departments and the essential public safety service they provide.

(Sep 9, 2025)

(Sep 9, 2025) Volunteer numbers have been steadily declining across the U.S for decades now. That’s made it hard for local fire departments to replenish their ranks. We talk with a 40-year veteran of firefighting in Malone. Also: New Yorkers can now get a COVID vaccine directly from a pharmacy, a departure from the Trump Administration's new rules.

(Sep 9, 2025) The governor also stopped at the State Police barracks to highlight investments in northern border security enhancements.

(Sep 9, 2025) NCPR partnered with WAMC to host a roundtable discussion about housing, diversity, aging, and school enrollment in the Adirondacks.