(Jun 8, 2025) Long Lake could inherit more than $100 million from the pending sale of the Whitney estate. Locals hope the money is invested and well-managed.

(Jun 8, 2025) At John Brown Farm, birders gather for inaugural Black Birders Week event in the Adirondacks

(Jun 6, 2025) The Walls Between Waters Mural Festival kicks off tomorrow, June 7, at 10am.

(Jun 6, 2025) Ten years ago today, the North Country woke up to the news that two dangerous criminals had escaped from the maximum security prison in Dannemora. NPR's Brian Mann talks about what it was like to cover the Dannemora manhunt when he worked for NCPR.

(Jun 6, 2025) NPR's Brian Mann covered the Dannemora escape manhunt for North Country Public Radio and shares his memories and takeaways; Legislation legalizing physician-assisted suicide is one step closer to becoming law in New York; Ticonderoga is celebrating six new murals by artists from all over the world this weekend; and, Watertown students explore hip hop.

(Jun 6, 2025) The towering white walls of Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora are a symbol of incarceration. And yet two inmates squeezed through pipes and under those walls to freedom, triggering a three-week manhunt.

(Jun 6, 2025) Frank Berry traveled across the US on the 3,300 mile Lincoln Highway, talking to people along the way. He wanted to find out what holds the country together.

(Jun 6, 2025) A few isolated showers can't be ruled out for Sunday. High Peaks mostly in the lower to mid-50s. Water temperatures have warmed some.

(Jun 5, 2025) The number of families using childcare assistance in New York has nearly tripled in just three years. But money for the program is running out, and families are now losing the childcare they’ve come to rely on; Fifteen years ago, workers  at the World Trade Center site made the discovery of a lifetime: a ship, deep in the muck, that dates back to the Revolutionary War; and a listener sent in a recording to try and stump Monica during a sound quiz.

(Jun 5, 2025) In New York, the number of families using childcare assistance has nearly tripled in just three years. But the subsidy that's helped thousands of people is running out, and families are starting to lose the childcare they’ve come to rely on. Also: Some Democratic lawmakers in Albany want to restructure a state program that provides home care to people on Medicaid.