This is a really tough time for high school seniors. Instead of getting ready for prom or to walk across the graduation stage, the year was cut short, and they’re stuck at home. Benjamin Smith is a senior at Watertown High School. He says that while cancellations caused by COVID are stifling some major rites of passage, they also may be helping him grow up.

We tend to think that dogs do this, and that cats do that. We think animal species have a recognizable set of behaviors that define the nature of their kind. But what about individual animals? Does each have something we could understand as a unique personality?

Chef Curtiss Hemm joins us every month to share a favorite recipe for the season. This month, he's prepping for the coming grilling season, with a recipe for chuck steak - packed with great flavors.

The North Country’s public health officials are reacting to the state’s new guidelines for reopening the economy.

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Monday that to qualify for reopening, regions will need to test three percent of their residents for COVID 19 each month. For the North Country, that will mean doubling its testing capacity.

Access to food has been a major issue during the coronavirus pandemic. There was a run on essentials, problems with hoarding, concerns about going into grocery stores, and for thousands of people out of work or on furlough, just buying enough food has been tough.

A local food hub and a non-profit in the Adirondacks are partnering to support farmers while delivering fresh, local food to people in need.

New York state’s plastic bag ban took effect on March 1, but like much of society, it is now on “pause” as supermarkets and retailers that remain open grapple with other issues related to the coronavirus pandemic.