(Apr 3, 2025) Dairy farms across New York are feeling the tension as immigration enforcement ramps up; we hear from students about what they think of Gov. Kathy Hochul's plan to prohibit smartphone use during the school day; and we speak with the head of the Adirondack Sky Center in Tupper Lake about the recent addition of two artifacts from old NASA space programs to its collection.

(Apr 2, 2025) The community of Sackets Harbor is calling for the return of three children who were detained during an ICE dairy farm investigation last week; voters in the North Country had mixed reactions to the news that President Donald Trump has pulled Congresswoman Elise Stefanik's U.N. ambassador nomination, meaning she'll remain in Congress; and Chef Curtiss Hemm shares a recipe for maple spiced walnuts.

(Apr 1, 2025) The state budget is officially late, and our Albany reporters break down the hold-ups; NPR's Brian Mann and NCPR's David Sommerstein take an Adirondack hike that's both spring and still winter; and North Country Public Radio wants to invite you to celebrate National Poetry Month with us.

(Mar 31, 2025)

(Mar 28, 2025) President Trump has pulled NY-21 Congresswoman Elise Stefanik's nomination to be ambassador to the United Nations; Federal officials detained several dairy farm workers on Thursday; how a Glens Falls artist makes his living; we visit a tulip farm in Vermont; and, it’s maple, maple, everywhere!

(Mar 27, 2025) We tag along on the last ski day of the Keene Youth Commission's Nordic Skiing Program; the CBS News program 60 Minutes recently visited the North Country for a segment on illegal immigration at the U.S.-Canada border, where they spoke with a man who says he smuggles people and drugs between the two countries; and we talk with Kitty O'Neil about how farmers are preparing for the spring season, and dealing with federal funding freezes and staffing reductions.

(Mar 26, 2025) The state Conservative Party has announced a slate of preferred candidates to replace Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, and it's causing a stir among GOP hopefuls; a debacle in the Department of Veterans Affairs has left many veterans, including some around Fort Drum near Watertown, on the verge of losing the homes they bought through a federal home loan program; and the Dunhams Bay Fish & Game Club will hold a sportsman's flee market this weekend where people can barter, sell or trade used gear.

(Mar 25, 2025) Hochul is walking back an executive order that banned former prison guards who went on strike from getting rehired or taking jobs with other state agencies; some of the best American men and women cross-country skiers will be racing in the Super Tour finals in Lake Placid this week; and NCPR's book reviewer considers "Of Time and Turtles" ahead of nesting season.

(Mar 24, 2025)

(Mar 21, 2025) A developer wants to build a 400-unit apartment complex in the town of Lake George; New York’s young farmers are feeling the federal funding freeze; NY's teachers are backing Governor Hochul's proposal to prohibit students from using smartphones during the school day; Essex, Franklin, and Clinton county students made art inspired by the winter Olympics; ADK outdoor conditions look a bit more wintry this weekend; and, a preview of Maple Weekends across the region!