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NY Child Services Commissioner Makes Final Push for Budget in Sullivan County 01.04.2026

New York’s Office of Children and Family Services Commissioner DaMia Harris-Madden visited Sullivan County on Tuesday to detail Governor Kathy Hochul’s budget investments in child care. Radio Catskill's Kimberly Izar reports.

SPOTLIGHT PA: Shapiro Parodies and Chatbot Phone Banks — How AI Is Popping Up in Pa. Elections 01.04.2026

 Shapiro Parodies and Chatbot Phone Banks — How AI Is Popping Up in Pa. Elections 

Artemis II Set to Carry Humans Around the Moon for First Time in 50 Years 31.03.2026

Artemis II Set to Carry Humans Around the Moon for First Time in 50 Years After more than half a century, humans are preparing to return to the Moon. NASA’s Artemis II mission is expected to send four astronauts on a roughly 10-day journey around the Moon and back—marking the first crewed lunar mission since the Apollo program.  “It’s the first crewed lunar mission since the Apollo era,” said Jack...

VOTEBEAT PA: Automatic Voter Registration Is Getting More Pennsylvanians On The Rolls, But They Don’t Always Vote 31.03.2026

VOTEBEAT PA: Automatic Voter Registration Is Getting More Pennsylvanians On The Rolls, But They Don’t Always Vote

NY FOCUS: A Pension Battle Is Heating Up in Albany. Here’s What to Know. 30.03.2026

A Pension Battle Is Heating Up in Albany. Here’s What to Know.

Spotlight Pa: Six Data Center Campuses Are Planned For Just One Pa. Borough. Residents Are Fighting Back. 26.03.2026
‘Give Us a Second Look’: Incarcerated Writer Urges New York Lawmakers to Act on Prison Reform 24.03.2026
Confused to Shocked: Nonprofit Libraries No Longer Able to Process Passport Applications 19.03.2026

Confused to Shocked: Nonprofit Libraries No Longer Able to Process Passport Applications

Courts Side With NYC in Foie Gras Ban as Legal Fight Heads to State’s Top Court 19.03.2026
U.S. Measles Surge Tied to Vaccine Misinformation, Experts Say 18.03.2026

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported 1,362 measles cases in the United States in just over three months since the start of the year, following 2025’s highest annual total since 1991. Why the sudden spike in cases? Dr. Lauren Smith of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation says the rise is tied to the spread of vaccine misinformation — both on social media and from the current U....

What’s Behind the Escalating Fight Over New York’s Climate Law? 16.03.2026
Annual Burn Ban Begins March 16 as Officials Warn of Spring Fire Risk 16.03.2026
Monticello Synagogue Leader Says Michigan Attack Raises Local Security Concerns 16.03.2026
ICE Warehouse Has Years of Unresolved Construction Problems, Records Show 12.03.2026
Debate Grows Over Expansion of New York’s Largest Landfill 10.03.2026

A major environmental fight is unfolding in New York over the future of the Seneca Meadows Landfill in Seneca Falls — the largest landfill in the state. The landfill, originally expected to close in 2025, is now seeking state approval to remain open and expand operations through 2040. For environmental advocates, the proposal is about far more than one community. They argue it is a test of whether...

Sullivan County Plans Events for America’s 250th Anniversary 09.03.2026
Ulster County Exhibit Highlights Women Who Helped Shape Local Democracy 09.03.2026

A new archival exhibit opening in Kingston will highlight the women who helped shape civic life in Ulster County, from some of the first women to register to vote to generations of local advocates who organized around issues affecting their communities. The exhibit, “Women Shaping Democracy in Ulster County,” opens Wednesday at the Nina Postupack Archives Gallery on the second floor of the Ulster...

Advocates Push New York Bill to Prepare for Hazardous Air Quality Emergencies 09.03.2026

Air quality has become an increasing concern across New York State in recent years, particularly after smoke from Canadian wildfires blanketed much of the region in 2023. The hazy skies and air quality alerts that summer exposed gaps in how the state responds to dangerous air pollution events. Now advocates are urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would better prepare communities when the air...

Reporters Roundtable: Sullivan County Housing Pressures Take Center Stage 05.03.2026
National Reading Month: A simple routine can help kids build a lifelong love of books 05.03.2026
Women’s History Month Focus: Why Preventive Care Matters for Women 05.03.2026
ICE is a product of an American history of violence 04.03.2026

Under the Trump administration, every part of the country is confronting a massive uptick in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity that knows no legal bounds. Immigrant communities throughout the United States have been forced to live in fear amid constant ICE raids and especially following the murders of Minneapolis residents Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti. But ICE violence should...

NY FOCUS: State Prison Officials Said an Employee Accused of Sexual Assault Didn’t Exist. We Found Him. 03.03.2026

State Prison Officials Said an Employee Accused of Sexual Assault Didn’t Exist. We Found Him.

Bird Flu Detected in Orange County as Officials Monitor Spread Across New York 24.02.2026

Highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, has been detected in Orange County, with cases affecting waterfowl, raptors, and even mammals like skunks across New York. Health officials say there have been no human infections in the state since 2022. Haley Motola, an epidemiologist with the Sullivan County Department of Public Health, is closely monitoring the virus and its potent...

Man Identified in Ulster County Trooper-Involved Shooting; Pellet Gun Recovered 24.02.2026

New York State Police have identified the man involved in a trooper-involved shooting earlier this month in the town of Rochester as Benjamin Scism, 33, of Accord. Scism remains in critical condition at Westchester Medical Center, according to State Police. He has been charged with fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon and second-degree menacing, both Class A misdemeanors. The shooting hap...

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