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Our Plattsburgh reporter Emily Russell has spent weeks investigating the city’s downtown revitalization initiative. One project in particular, known as Durkee Street, has been the focus of intense criticism and serious allegations of corruption.

On summits, temperatures will remain mostly below freezing, with windchills mostly in the single digits through the weekend.

The North Country was not a top performer in the state’s annual economic development competition. But it did get $68 million to fund 83 projects across the region.

Adirondack harper Martha Gallagher has been sharing her distinctive and richly varied music with audiences for over 40 years. Her background includes classical, rock, jazz and blues. As a harpist, Martha's solo tours have taken her around the country and the world.

Martha Foley wonders, "Is there a more maligned and mischaracterized animal than the hyena?" Dr. Curt Stager, a hyena fan, gives the real lowdown on this social animal.

North Country Congresswoman Elise Stefanik voted No on both articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump that passed the House yesterday. Stefanik blasted Democrats and used the moment to raise funds for her reelection campaign.

Plattsburgh is planning to turn the city's largest public parking lot, known as Durkee Street, into a retail and housing complex. That plan is part of Plattsburgh's downtown revitalization initiative.

Local leaders hope more people will live, work, and shop in the city’s center. But an opposition group has formed to block the project, claiming it’s been shaped by corruption.