Queensbury and Warren County officials met amid public-safety concerns involving the Northway Inn.

City leaders say threatening and derogatory posts pushed Gloversville to pull the plug on public comments, following Johnstown's lead.

Patchy fog will clear Saturday as Albany warms to 58 degrees under mostly sunny skies. A dry weekend follows, but chilly nights and a cooler midweek are ahead.

Oneonta students got two surprise days off after a tech glitch turned out to be a ransomware attack on the district's systems.

The Salina Street blaze left nothing salvageable, a family friend says, as a GoFundMe grows for Kathy and John LaPointe.

Menands firefighters are counting on state funds to patch gaps insurance hasn't covered since May's fire.

MVP Arena hosts Bigfoot, Bone Shaker and a transforming robot this weekend, with a pre-show pit party for early arrivals.

Gary Ganong says raw sewage flooded his basement a foot deep last year — and the county still won't pay up.

An independent reviewer found no sexual harassment in one complaint against Kevin Dailey — but a second case tied to Supervisor Phil Barrett remains unresolved.

One trooper kept a loaded AR-15 and handgun after a domestic blowup — and was later promoted, records show.

Working Families says it has no affiliation with Thomas Kenny, but he's still on its ballot line against Carrie Woerner this November.

Michael Sweeney, 14, has aced Calculus II and college composition, but Bethlehem Central says he's not old enough to graduate.

Fire hydrant fines could increase, and a private vendor may take a 30% cut to chase down scofflaws.