Mitch Teich from North Country Public Radio shares how radio news provides a unique resource in the U.S. media landscape.

Community gardener Donna Baribeau was recognized for her service, hospitality and commitment to her fellow members.

Leaves fall in two different types of motion: fluttering, a side to side shifting, and tumbling, where leaves turn over as they fall.

Community members are invited to enjoy presentations including the new film "The Wild Adirondacks: An Enchanted Landscape." ...

Two years ago, when inspectors accompanied Franklin County Land Bank officials on a tour of a blighted home on Wawbeek Street in Tupper Lake, they got as far as the basement befor ...

This bushwhack comes with its difficulties, involving blowdown and cliffs. However, it is a journey that is worth it.

After traveling the world while in the Peace Corps, one woman fell in love with farming and lets her voice be heard through strong leadership.

The Rail Trail provides an accessible option for viewing, enjoying and being immersed in the Adirondack wilderness.

The 64-year-old woman was killed in the crash while participating in a supercar rally with her husband injured.

Three municipalities in the Adirondack Park have passed bans on large battery energy storage systems, and a fourth is on its way.

Adirondack Watershed Institute researched the impact of wake boats on lake bottoms, shorelines and infrastructure.

North Country residents, farms, businesses and nonprofits received funding for renewable energy and energy efficiency upgrades.