(Apr 18, 2025) Every Thursday, there are free archery lessons at the Saranac Lake Fish and Game Club; NYS leaders are promising reforms to the culture in prisons after guards were charged for another beating death of an inmate; a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump aims to stop the enforcement of some state climate laws; Several University at Albany students have had their visas terminated; and, warm mountain conditions at the end of April.

(Apr 18, 2025) Whitewater rafting has begun. There remains a good deal of snow and winter conditions at higher elevations. Moderate Fire Danger around the state.

(Apr 18, 2025) His new book "The Nature of the Place" is an accidental memoir that chronicles changes in his life through decades of essay-writing on the natural world.

(Apr 18, 2025) "The World Is Her Canvas" at the Strand Center for the Arts gallery features a fiber artist, two painters, two photographers and three sculptors.

(Apr 17, 2025) A young couple has revived a once-defunct restaurant in Tupper Lake. We meet the couple behind The Woodshed. Also: Clinton Community College's impending move to SUNY Plattsburgh's campus is official. College leadership says it's a game-changer after fiscal and accreditation challenges.

(Apr 17, 2025) This couple returned to Tupper Lake during the COVID-19 pandemic. They ended up staying, and revived a shuttered restaurant in the process.

(Apr 17, 2025) Officials say Clinton Community College's impending move to SUNY Plattsburgh's campus is a game-changer after fiscal and accreditation challenges; a new program in Essex County aims to help tackle the housing crisis in the Adirondacks by giving people money to build new, long-term housing on their property; and in today’s North Country at Work story, we talk to a couple from Tupper Lake who revived and rebooted a shuttered restaurant and turned it into a community success story.

(Apr 17, 2025) The Essex County Land Bank has $1.5 million in funding for 'accessory dwelling units.'

(Apr 16, 2025) The folks behind Adirondack Midstory want to build connections for Adirondackers who are looking to make the region home.

(Apr 16, 2025) SUNY Plattsburgh officials say they're working to support an international student whose visa has been revoked; our Albany reporters break down how the state plans to address a severe staffing shortage in New York's prison system; and we learn about a new group in the Adirondacks that wants to connect young professionals so they can build lives in the North Country.