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Over 100 million people are expected to visit a beach this summer.

A routine drive home for Christmas turned into an absolute nightmare on the highway for a New York family. An 11-year-old was killed.

A Dutchess County high school student has built something so impressive that CEOs across the tech industry are coming to him.

New York is moving full speed ahead on a plan to build the state's first new nuclear power plant in over 30 years.

These weren't the cars people drove to work — they were the ones that showed up on bedroom walls, Saturday morning cartoons, and the big screen.

Officials say it could cause serious illness or death.

Discussions are driven by their massive energy requirements and potential impacts on local utility grids.

The summer concert season has officially started in the Hudson Valley, and many more big-name artists have signed up to play this summer.

New York State is dealing with a highly debated crisis, where people are getting arrested over and over again.

A shocking twist in Ulster County as a young suspect is charged with murder, leaving the community grappling with questions and concerns.

An unexpected period of stability offers this chance to reckon with the heavy musical baggage they inherited.

State police and the FBI have locked up five local men following a high-stakes, two-day undercover operation targeting crimes against children.

There's also a new single available for listening, "Come on Summer (It's Party Time)," plus U.K. tour dates.

A string of Top 40 albums and songs made her one of the most popular singer-songwriters of the '70s.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is highlighting the success of her bell-to-bell smartphone ban.

Volunteer firefighters across the Hudson Valley may soon get a much bigger financial reward for the countless hours they spend protecting their communities.

With a focus on both animal welfare and public health, a new committee is bringing together experts to tackle some pressing local issues. Here’s what you need to know.