We return from vacation, examining the headlines around the nation and here at home during our absence, including Rededication 250, the Iran War, and here at home, the Ticonderoga BESS meeting and updates on the state of the Port Henry firehouse vote.

Summarizing, reporting and analyzing the weeks top headlines from a high stakes meeting between the world's top leaders to a high stakes meeting here at home. This and more on tonight's Moriah Nightly News.

Ticonderoga meeting cancelled to discuss moratorium on lithium battery storage units citing overoccupancy and the New York State Open Meetings Law. 

As the President is in China for a high-steaks summit, things here at home are equally as heated.

The Iran cease-fire is on life support, NY state may have passed a budget and here in our region we continue to follow many of the headlines including the proposed BESS lithium battery storage systems installation and talk of a new firehouse in Port Henry. All this and more on tonight's Moriah Nightly News!

Peace talks continue as the Iran War looks for a permeant solution as the midterms approach. The Russians attacked Ukraine, plus here at home the National Day of Prayer and updates from around our region as we head into the weekend,

The President halts "Project Freedom" in the Strait of Hormuz as a deal to end the war sems far less likely. Israel hit Lebanon for the first time in almost a month, and here at home a controversial proposal in our own backyard.

The ceasefire in Iran is ever so shaky with new drone attacks on the UAE, the economic toll heats up as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and here at home the APA asks for an extension on the howitzer case hearing. Plus, what's ahead this weekend for events around the region

The Moriah News on this first of May 2026. A developing story on repositioning of troops, after questions over Iran and the King's speech. Plus headlines across the state and our own Essex County communities.

The Moriah Nightly News on this April 29 2026. A state visit and Congressional Address by King Charles III, Iran seems to be desperate to get its oil moving, plus a very busy day here at home.