There are a lot of ways to get to Santanoni, the great camp near Newcomb in Essex County that boasts some of the most remarkable architecture in the Adirondacks.

You can't go by car, but you can ski and snowshoe in winter. In summer or fall you can hike or take a horse-drawn wagon that takes visitors each day into the historic area. But one of the most fun, easiest ways is by bicycle.

Expect some morning valley fog, and a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms, but we're in for more great weekend weather. Enjoy it now, because more hot and humid weather is on the way next week.

New York state is moving forward with a legal process that would remove the railroad track leading from North Creek to Tahawus, an industrial site that borders Adirondack Park’s High Peaks Wilderness.

The move comes as a new train operator has voiced interest in using the track to haul freight.

Plattsburgh Mayor Colin Read says he wants to see his city grow, literally.

He's proposing to annex some vacant land near SUNY Plattsburgh to help attract developers and manufacturing companies, expanding the city’s geographical footprint by seven percent. But that land is in the Town of Plattsburgh, and Town Supervisor Michael Cashman has called the plan "hostile."

Gov. Andrew Cuomo continued to rail against President Donald Trump on Wednesday. But some of his political opponents say the governor needs to talk more about issues related to New York state.

The Greeks called them "The Seven Sisters," but a look at the Subaru logo shows the Japanese saw them differently. This familiar star cluster constellation actually contains thousands of stars when viewed through a telescope, as well as brown dwarf proto-stars and dust nebulae and newly-forming solar systems. Martha Foley and Curt Stager look at the night sky.

Summer isn't over yet! Whether you're hiking through the woods, relaxing on the beach, or just savoring the summer weather, there's still time to lose yourself in a great book. Betsy Kepes reads and writes near Colton and stops by from time to time to share news and reviews about what she's reading.

She spoke with Todd Moe about two of her most recent favorite books - a Canadian novel, and an Adirondack memoir, both written by older women in their 70s. Betsy says “time” is a character in both books.

Report: St. Lawrence County employee passwords posted online

Newspapers across the North Country ran editorials and essays last week rejecting claims by President Trump and his allies that journalists have engaged in a campaign of "fake news" designed to disrupt his administration.

A Bennington College survey of residents in the PFOA-contaminated village of Hoosick Falls in eastern New York finds higher rates of illnesses among residents exposed to the toxic substance than did a previous study conducted by the New York State Health Department.