(Oct 6, 2026) Residents in Chateaugay are pushing back on a data center development proposed by a man from Plattsburgh; women make up the fastest-growing group of U.S. veterans, but fewer than half of them are enrolled in VA health care; and Kitty O'Neil discusses how frost affects North Country farms. 

(Oct 6, 2026) After learning about the proposed data center in Chateaugay, locals began pushing back. Now the town board is drafting a year-long moratorium.

(Oct 5, 2026) We'll meet a printmaker in St. Lawrence County who's part of an international collective working in sustainable Japanese blockprinting. Her work is on display in Canton and will be part of a major exhibition in Vermont. Also: The Democratic candidate in NY-21 may have violated federal election rules by hiring a Ukrainian woman.

(Oct 5, 2026) One candidate for a North Country Congressional seat may have violated federal election rules, while the other is facing calls to apologize to the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe; a printmaker in St. Lawrence County is part of an international collective working in sustainable Japanese blockprinting; in the latest Adirondack Selections, Emily Russell and Dr. Curt Stager talk about goldenrod,...

(Oct 5, 2026) In this episode of Adirondack Selections, Emily Russell and Dr. Curt Stager talk about goldenrod and its look-alike flower.

(Oct 2, 2026) For 10 years, Catherine Ericson has closely watched Lake Placid's fall colors evolve each season.

(Oct 2, 2026) Finding a job isn't the easiest journey, especially as a young person. In today's North Country at Work story, we meet a woman who helps high schoolers start their careers off on the right foot. Also: Governor Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James spoke this morning after Hochul appointed James as a special prosecutor in the alleged gang rape case at Cornell University.

(Oct 2, 2026) Gov. Kathy Hochul is appointing the state’s top lawyer to lead a special investigation into the alleged gang rape at Cornell University; we meet a woman in Ticonderoga who helps high schoolers start their careers off on the right foot; and we tag along with a volunteer leaf spotter whose observations go into New York's weekly fall foliage reports.

(Oct 2, 2026) A new biography, called "Anne LaBastille: A Biography of the Woodswoman" by Penny Harr offers perhaps the most thorough look at LaBastille’s life.

(Oct 2, 2026) This fall, you can view work by Melissa Schulenberg at the Brush Gallery at St. Lawrence University and at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in Vermont.

(Oct 1, 2026) New York is scrambling to build new renewable energy projects to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. One state authority, the New York Power Authority, now has a majority ownership stake in a huge solar project slated for Canton. Also: The two candidates for New York’s 21st Congressional District may not face off in a debate before the election.

(Oct 1, 2026) The rainy and unsettled weather we’ve been having in the mountains is forecast to clear in time for a pleasant weekend.

(Oct 1, 2026) “We live in an incredible area that has an aging population," says Michelle Armani. "If we do not train and retain young talent, it's a deficit to all of us. ”

(Oct 1, 2026) The New York Power Authority now has majority ownership of the largest solar project in St. Lawrence County; we explore options for hunters with disabilities as hunting season ramps up; and there’s a new nature preserve to visit and explore in Cape Vincent in Jefferson County with sweeping shoreline views. 

(Sep 30, 2026) A highly regarded election forecaster has changed its rating of the NY-21 race from "solid" to "likely" Republican for the first time in several years. The Cook Political Report says Democrats have a path to victory, even if it's narrow. We hear from an analyst about how the publication rates races for Congress.

(Sep 30, 2026) Rich Road Solar is a state-approved 240-megawatt project that will begin construction in late 2027.

(Sep 30, 2026) NY-21 is one of 15 races the Cook Political Report says have shifted toward Democrats in the waning weeks of the mid-terms.

(Sep 30, 2026) A highly regarded election forecaster has changed its rating of a North Country Congressional race from solid to likely Republican for the first time in several years; leaders are marking the political strides Latinos have made at the local level in New York state, while noting that there have been few elected to higher office; and Ogdensburg native and author Kate Bracy says her de...

(Sep 29, 2026) Two housing projects in Tupper Lake are trying to chip away at the affordable housing shortage in the Adirondacks; environmentalists are concerned that federal rollbacks on power plant regulations will hinder the Adirondacks’ recovery from acid rain; and we have a conversation about how the Kingston WritersFest is creating opportunities for aspiring writers to connect.

(Sep 29, 2026) A large apartment complex is under construction at the site of a former factory. Plus, new apartments will soon be available in downtown Tupper Lake.

(Sep 29, 2026) Kingston WritersFest kicks off this week and will feature conversations and masterclasses with some of Canada's emerging voices and bestselling authors.

(Sep 29, 2026) Advocates in the Adirondacks are concerned that federal rollbacks on power plant regulations will hinder the region's recovery from acid rain. Also: Two new housing projects are in the works in Tupper Lake, as the region tries to solve its affordable housing problem.

(Sep 28, 2026) AARCH to operate a new wheelchair-accessible shuttle, while the pilot program's electric wheelchairs move to Frontier Town.

(Sep 28, 2026) It’s harder than ever to determine whether what you see on your social media feed is factual, misleading, or straight-up lies. The New York News Publishers Association is holding a series of fact-checking seminars to help. Also: The second case of measles in the North Country this year was confirmed in Lewis County.

(Sep 28, 2026) The New York News Publishers Association is holding a series of fact-checking seminars to help folks determine what's factual, misleading, or just untrue on their social media feeds; as Election Day gets closer, our Albany reporters break down the latest in the New York gubernatorial race; and on the latest episode of Adirondack Selections, Emily Russell and Dr. Curt Stager tal...