(Jul 15, 2026) Rivka and Ethan share stories of losing their hearing and learning to live in a quieter world.

(Jul 15, 2026) Many Indigenous traditions have been passed down for generations, but centuries of land loss and forced assimilation have disrupted that connection. We hear from a filmmaker in Akwesasne who's documenting the people working to bring those traditions back, ahead of her film showing in Lake Placid tonight. Also: Local activists say ICE detained two more workers in Lake Placid this week, after 21 were detained last month.

(Jul 15, 2026) We hear from a filmmaker in Akwesasne who's documenting the people working to bring cultural traditions back to her community; we visit the Sargent Ponds Wilderness for beautiful views of Raquette Lake; and a painting by artist Harold Weston from nearly a century ago is being auctioned off to benefit the Keene Valley Library.

(Jul 15, 2026) The four new bus routes will cover about 1,500 miles daily, helping to connect residents with health care, education, jobs, and grocery stores.

(Jul 14, 2026) Gov. Kathy Hochul has ordered a moratorium of up to one year on large data centers in New York; scientists on a research vessel on Lake Champlain are studying the algal blooms that appear each summer; and we get a preview of the largest pan-African music festival in North America.

(Jul 14, 2026) Katsitsionni Fox discusses her documentaries on Indigenous seed sovereignty, cultural knowledge and the traditions returning to communities

(Jul 14, 2026) Algae blooms have become a growing problem on Lake Champlain, closing beach areas and disturbing fish and wildlife. We join a group of researchers on a boat gathering data to try to find a solution. Also: Gov. Hochul has ordered a one-year moratorium on large data centers in New York, the first statewide temporary ban in the country.

(Jul 14, 2026) The aircraft went missing shortly after departing from Adirondack Regional Airport

(Jul 14, 2026) Weston’s painting, "From Gothics," is being auctioned off to benefit the Keene Valley Library.

(Jul 13, 2026) Indigenous communities in the Adirondacks have relied on plants for food, medicine and other uses for generations. We meet a local college student who's working to preserve the knowledge her Mohawk ancestors passed down about those plants. Also: Watertown passed a law last week with new safety requirements for e-bikes. It comes almost a year after a woman died in a biking accident in Thompson Park.