(Aug 20, 2026) EMTs meet people on what may be the worst day of their lives. Our North Country at Work series brings us the realities of being a paramedic in the North Country. Also: Federal prosecutors have arrested an Albany woman for allegedly plotting to blow up the New York State Capitol building.

(Aug 19, 2026) As colleges reopen for the fall semester across the North Country, some international students won't be able to make it. A federal travel ban from 40 countries has forced many students to change or abandon their academic plans. Also: Gun-rights groups are suing New York state over a new law they say bans the sale of a popular pistol.

(Aug 18, 2026) We listen back to a profile on a new Clinton County nonprofit that aims to bring the joy of cycling to everyone —- and, in turn, bring people together. Also: For nearly twenty years, the Adirondack Common Ground Alliance created a culture of cooperation inside the park's blue line. Now, its mission is ending.

(Aug 17, 2026) The Adirondack Community Foundation gives out about $10 million in grants each year and is working to strengthen rural communities in the park. Also: Police in Akwesasne are warning community members about an illegal drug called “pink cocaine" that contains dangerous ingredients.

(Aug 14, 2026) Wooden trolls have taken over Tupper Lake, and they're on a mission to help us reconnect with our environment. We visit the TROLLS: Save The Humans installation at the Wild Center that's become a summer sensation on social media and in person. Also: At its meeting yesterday, the APA had a complicated debate over a logging project in southern St. Lawrence County.

(Aug 13, 2026) President Trump's 50% tariff on many Canadian goods is scheduled to take effect next week. We talk with North Country firms on both sides of the border that say the uncertainty is straining their business. Also: New York is considering suing the federal government over new electric shock gloves that ICE agents may begin using.

(Aug 12, 2026) Republican candidate for governor Bruce Blakeman is ramping up his attacks on his opponent Kathy Hochul, focusing on her record of handling undocumented immigrants. Also: SUNY officials are making a push to enroll more students in a program that allows adults without college degrees to attend community college for free.

(Aug 11, 2026) On today's Story of the Day, we hear from one of the volunteers working to rebuild the trail through Avalanche Pass after a massive landslide closed it last year. Also: a jury in Essex County has found a man guilty of killing his daughter in the Adirondacks last summer.

(Aug 10, 2026) Earlier this spring, federal ICE agents clashed with protesters on a busy street in South Burlington, Vermont. A new documentary from Vermont Public re-examines what happened that day, using hours of body camera footage.

(Aug 7, 2026) Research has linked exposure to a popular herbicide used in agriculture to Parkinson's disease. Advocates, including residents of the Washington County town of Hebron, want a statewide ban on the use of the herbicide paraquat. Also: A new report commissioned by the state Legislature takes a close look at New York’s court-ordered mental health treatment program, more than a quarter century after Kendra’s Law first took effect.