Northern Light

More complications in the case of convicted rapist Michael Scaringe, as the Franklin County DA says a judge who testified on his behalf may have acted illegally. We get to know the two candidates vying to face Bill Owens in the 21st District congressional race. And the institution of Quebec common-law marriage might be changing soon

A longer, darker story emerges in the case of convicted rapist Michael Scaringe

The senate and the assembly have passed a new rule that will allow teacher evaluations to be public

A conviction in a high-profile rape case in Saranac Lake. A potential resolution to an Adirondack land dispute dating back to the 1880s. And welcoming summer by roasting marshmallows

Some North Country communities are worried their volunteer emergency services aren

Two lawyers who

The family of an Air Force pilot killed 50 years ago visits the site of the crash that killed him and several others. The race for the new 114th Assembly district will be more competitive than anticipated. The Vermont Air National Guard tries to clear up what it says are "inaccuracies and hyperbole" about its plan to fly louder planes over Burlington. The battle over the International Joint Commission

A close look at the troubles one Ogdensburg woman is having finding health care. Sandy Johnson is too young for Medicare, and makes too much for Medicaid, but can

The International Joint Commission

New York State started funding universal pre-kindergarten a decade and a half ago, but now thanks to funding issues, Saranac Lake