Northern Light

Brian Mann talks with North country Bishop Terry LaValley about his position on proposed laws on health insurance and contraception. Busloads of North Country students, parents, and school officials head to Albany Wednesday

New York state has decided to scrap some tough rules on ballast water

We look at how volunteers are filling some of the gaps left by state and federal cuts to social programs, and we check in to see how one North Country family is doing with reduced LIHEAP heating assistance. And a new film explores America

Today on the show, after allegations of gender discrimination and financial mismanagement, Lake Placid petitioners want schools superintendent randy Richards out. The US Postal Service announces it will close the Veteran

As winter continues cuts in federal heating aid begin to really hit home. Sarah Harris visits a Vermont woman to talk about the choices she

A controversial new plan would allow water levels to fluctuate in the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario. 23rd Congressional District candidate Mike Doheny noshes and campaigns in Saranac Lake. And Brian Mann checks in with DEC head Joe Martens.

Brian Mann talks with Canada

A closer look at that bargain the state reached with teachers Thursday. Brian Mann checks in on the US Bobsled team in Lake Placid. And the warm and melty last weekend of Winterlude in Ottawa is coming up.

A look in on Ticonderoga, where school officials are working on closing a huge budget gap. The deal the state has reached with teachers on evaluations. And in Watertown, a hospice organization provides residential beds for the first time.

We look at an incident that took place in Massena more than eighty years ago