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The Warren County Board of Elections will be open several hours on Saturday for any election changes.

The Department of Motor Vehicles will close for several days statewide to install a new computer system.

The Opportunities in Organic Act has been reintroduced in the U.S. Senate. It aids transition to organics.

The diverse agricultural market in New York State was on display in Albany during a Farm Bureau reception

The NY Parks Department needs to fill 1,100 lifeguard positions at parks, pools and beaches statewide.

Qualified veterans may see a 10% reduction in state property taxes if a Senate bill becomes law.

An Assemblyman from Long Island has taken over the minority leadership role in the state Assembly.

An energy state of emergency has been requested due to price spikes and supply shortages in NY State.

Legislation is now in place to allow for medical aid in dying in New York State starting this summer.

The Assembly Minority Leader is stepping down, local Assemblyman, Matt Simpson, says he'll be missed.

Several people were stuck in a gondola at a popular ski area in the region due to mechanical issues.

Local State Senator, Dan Stec, joined a group of Republicans to introduce a tax break bill for New Yorkers.

Governor Kathy Hochul has named a new candidate for Lt. Governor in her bid for re-election.

Empire State Winter Games get under way tomorrow with a ceremony at the Lake Placid Olympic Center.

The Department of Taxation is urging taxpayers to review their eligibility for the Empire State Child Credit.

The Governor wants to spend millions of dollars to keep the National Guard at correctional facilities.

The State Comptroller is warning that a new report shows bulling and drug incidents are up at schools.

Firewood brought in from outside the area may also bring in unwanted invasive pests an expert says.

Money is available to develop an area skilled workforce in agriculture and food system industries.

Someone purchased a winning fourth place Powerball ticket in Queensbury worth $50,000

The cold and snow have disrupted fuel supplies causing pump prices to inch up according to the Triple=A.

The region is under a cold weather advisory as dangerously low temperatures grip the area.

Renewable energy projects proposed for the area were a topic of discussion at a recent Albany hearing.

A $50 million dollar loan repayment program for medical professionals has been launched by the state.

The population of older New Yorkers, people over 60, is growing and the state is preparing to meet needs.

A new guide on saving money is available to consumers from the Division of Consumer Protection.

The state is building a new state-of-the-art public health laboratory at a cost of over $1.7 billion dollars.

Farmers can now access the NY State Farm Employer Overtime Credit portal to apply for reimbursement.

It's time to prepare taxes as the state tax department and IRS started accepting tax returns this week.

The New York State Comptroller's office shows North Country schools are 3rd on a fiscal stress list.

State Senator Dan Stec put forth a resolution to recognize Medicolegal professionals this week.

Gas prices locally and nationwide remain low according to an American Automobile Association survey.

NY Farm Bureau President, David Fisher, said he's pleased with Ag spending in proposed state budget.

The Department of Environmental Conservation has a multi-year plan to study fish in Lake George.

Local Red Cross blood donors have a chance to win Super Bowl tickets when giving blood this month.

Data from the NYSP shows more tickets were issued this holiday season vs the previous year.

Flu cases are remain high in the area and statewide according to the state health department.

An exhibit at the Chapman Museum on area transportation is ending soon.

A USPS logistics change could result in bill payments arriving late even if put in mail box on time.