There are heaps of snow this morning from eastern Lake Ontario into the western Adirondacks, and especially on the Tug Hill Plateau.

Regulators are taking the extraordinary step of delaying the shipping season on the St. Lawrence Seaway to help reduce the risk of flooding this spring.

There is deep snow around the Adirondack Park with temperatures expected to be mostly in the teens and 20s this weekend but remaining below zero on summits with windchills there in the 20s below zero Saturday and single digits below zero Sunday.

Plattsburgh Mayor Colin Read has won the endorsement of the city’s Democratic committee.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he's asking the state Legislature for $40 million in emergency spending to help the state combat the coronavirus.

A group of Canadian passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise liner have traded views of the Pacific Ocean for those of the St. Lawrence River as they undergo quarantine at a Cornwall conference center.

Curt Stager has his students start the semester by picking out a "pet rock." At the end of term, they have to tell the story of that rock - what it is, what it's made of, and what happened to shape it it over the ages.

Traditional Arts in Upstate New York opens a new exhibit, titled “St. Lawrence County Barn Quilts,” on Saturday in Canton. The exhibition features the varied painted wooden quilt squares, along with new related art works - some made of fabric, metal, stone and poetry. The barn quilt movement began about ten years ago in rural Ohio, and has grown to include dozens of communities in the North Country. Chances are you've seen the geometric squares on houses, barns, garages and other buildings.

TAUNY invites the community to the opening reception for the organization’s next major exhibition, "St. Lawrence County Barn Quilts,” on Saturday, February 29 from 1:00-3:00 pm at The TAUNY Center on Canton's Main Street.

Todd Moe stopped by TAUNY for a preview.