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A bear was spotted in a tree in Albany and later released back into the wild. This unusual situation acts as a reminder that bears are quickly emerging from their semi-hibernations across the state and in search of food sources.

Do you have a favorite food truck? Check out the lineup of food trucks in the Town of East Fishkill approved for 2026.

Meet Bear, the Dutchess County Sheriff's Office’s high-tech K9 who can sniff out hidden electronics AND provide comfort in high-stress situations.

A huge new project could once again put Poughkeepsie at the center of the tech world.

Sojourner Truth State Park readies to open for summer 2026 by posting lifeguard openings. Here's how you can join the inaugural team.

As America turns 250, one soda is getting a makeover that hits home. It's a sweet nod to history — and no recipe changes in sight!

A pizzeria that has consistently earned 5-star reviews from customers has quietly been put up for sale, making loyal customers fear for the worst.

It will be so great to spend time out in nature and enjoy the whimsical activities of this event.

In a stroke of luck, one Cape Cod lobster is stealing the spotlight with a stunning split-color look that's rare as a blue moon.

Data shows a noticeable shift in violence in some of the Hudson Valley’s most closely watched cities.

A Dutchess County animal rescue is warning others after someone used counterfeit money at its thrift store, something they say is hitting a lot harder than people might think.

New York State Police are stepping up enforcement this week and some drivers may not even realize they’re being watched

A Dutchess County murder case that went unresolved for years has now reached its conclusion.

A law that has taken effect immediately bans New York workers from making bets that are a sure win.

New York is making major changes to bar hours and alcohol permits ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

Marist University isn't running away from the AI world, but instead preparing their students for an AI-future by creating opportunities for interdisciplinary exploration and ethical application.

New York State wants you to turn off your lights. It could save lives. Here's why.

New York health officials are sounding the alarm over a dangerous substance.