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Former state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman was an outspoken advocate for the #MeToo movement and a staunch proponent of women's rights.
Richards Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor in Stabbing Case
The trial of Joshua Richards, who was accused of stabbing a man in Watertown last summer, ended with a guilty plea to a lesser charge.
Is Hopkinton Wind Farm Dead? Maybe Not
A wind farm proposed for Hopkinton might not have been short-circuited for good when the town board approved a strict wind law two weeks ago.
App Could Change Grocery Shopping In Watertown
A new digital app called Instacart could change the way you shop for groceries.
Special Report: The Teacher Shortage, Part 1
Teaching is a vital job, but it's hard for school districts to fill positions because fewer people are going into the profession.
Western Boulevard Reconstruction Takes Another Step
The city of Watertown is approaching the finish line for a road project years in the making.
Team Profile: Lady Lions Laxers
The General Brown girls' lacrosse team is having an outstanding season and the Lady Lions hope that translates into postseason success.
Just Face It: A K-9 Birthday Party
On this week's Just Face It, a girl's birthday turned into a present for someone else.
Politicians React To Decision To Pull Out Of Iran Deal
The north country's representatives in Washington, D.C. are weighing in on President Donald Trumps decision Tuesday to pull out of the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal.
Watertown City Council Debates Keeping Charter Commission
Not all Watertown city lawmakers are happy about it, but it looks as if a city charter commission will stay.
Junior Iron Chefs Compete At TI Central
It was Junior Iron Chef time for Thousand Islands middle school students Monday.
Highlights & Scores: Cyclones vs. Comets
Watertown came back from a first-inning 3-0 deficit to defeat Carthage in Frontier League baseball Monday.
NY Schneiderman Resigning After Assault Accusations
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has announced his resignation, following a bombshell report from the New Yorker, accusing him of assaulting four women.
Cut The Charter Commission?
Watertown City Council members who pushed for a charter commission to explore a strong-mayor form of government now say they are willing to wait. But Mayor Butler says that's not the way it works.
Testimony Begins In Stabbing Trial
Jury selection was underway Monday in the trial of a Utah man accused of stabbing a man in Watertown last summer.
Addison Could Leave For New Job Before Month's End
Watertown City Manager Sharon Addison has gotten a new job and we're told she could leave city hall before the end of the month.
Cleaning Up After The Storm
Days later and homeowners are still feeling the wrath of Friday's storm in Jefferson County. We visited homes along Lake Ontario and found people cleaning up.
Republican Gubernatorial Hopeful Speaks With 7 News
With support from the majority of Republican leaders in New York, including the party chairs in Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties, Marc Molinaro, is likely to be the Republican nominee in the gubernatorial race.
Should Roads Be Open To ATVs?
Should Canton and other nearby towns open some roads to ATVs? It's standard practice farther east and seems to work.
Trial Set For Man Accused Of Attacking Boss With Chainsaw
A trial date has been set for a 30 year old Lyons Falls man accused of attacking his boss with a chainsaw.
Lowville Man Going To Prison For Smuggling Drugs Into Jail
A 40 year old Lowville man, who smuggled drugs into the Lewis County Jail and handed them out to inmates, is going to prison.
Sex Offender Sentenced For Registry Violation
A 30 year old Boonville man is going prison for violating the terms of his sex offender status.
Your Turn: Feedback On Brady's Battle, Bus Drivers & Trapshooting
When it comes to narcotics addiction, it can happen to anyone. That was the message of our special report "Brady's Battle." You shared your thoughts on that and other stories in the news.
Turin Church Removes Bell, Seeks Money For Repairs
What was noticeable in Turin Monday: a crane lowering a church bell.
Attorney Running For Ogdensburg City Judge
There are now four people who want to be the next city judge for Ogdensburg.
Work Underway To Replace Route 193 Culvert
Work is getting underway to replace a culvert on a state highway in southern Jefferson County that's been closed since last fall.
Watertown Man Accused Of Injuring Officers & Possessing Drugs
Two Potsdam police officers injured while trying to arrest a Watertown man they pulled over on Market Street Sunday morning.
Man Crashes Car While Allegedly Trying To Jump Hill
St Lawrence County sheriff handcuffs arrest CaptionA Potsdam-area man faces several charges after he allegedly crashed his car trying to jump a hill in the town of Parishville.
Power Expected Back For Everyone By Afternoon
Power outages10 CaptionMost of the power is back on after Friday night's wind storm put thousands of customers in the dark throughout the north country.
Nine Murder Trials Expected This Year for Jefferson County DA's Office
Jefferson County District Attorney Kristyna Mills and her legal team are gearing up for a big summer. The office have more felony cases than any other time Mills remembers.
Sunday Sports: College Action on the Diamond
Sunday afternoon diamond action from both the baseball and softball diamonds. At the Alex Duffy Fairgrounds, the J.C.C. Baseball team hosted Schenectady in a doubleheader.
$3 Million From State to Build Cabins at Westcott Beach State Park
Soon, the shore of Westcott Beach State Park in the town of Henderson will see more people, as we get closer to the summer season.
Getting into Spring Spirit at 42nd Annual North Country Home Show
The weather's warming up, which means it's time to landscape and renovate.
Mabel's Mission Raises More Than $6K to Fight Against Juvenile Arthritis
More than $6,000 was raised as part of this year's Mabel's Mission fundraiser, which raises money to fight juvenile arthritis.
7 News Wins Multiple Awards at Syracuse Press Club Awards Dinner
The 7 News team took home multiple awards at Saturday night's Syracuse Press Club Awards Dinner.
Auction Raises Money for Relay for Life Teams
Over 250 people were at the Ramada Inn in Watertown Saturday evening for the Annual Relay for Life Auction.
What the Flowers Symbolize at Walk to End Alzheimer's
More than $36 thousand dollars raised and around 350 walkers out Saturday morning in Sackets Harbor for the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's.
Video: Pinewood Derby Saturday in Watertown
The Scouts of the Tri-Rivers district showing off their work at this year's Pinewood derby.
Saturday Sports: Lady Cyclones Lacrosse Take the Frontier League-NAC Matchup Win Against Massena
Most of the local high school sports schedule took place Saturday because of SAT tests in the morning. In girls' high school lacrosse action, the Watertown Lady Cyclones hosted Massena in a Frontier League-NAC meeting.
Collectors out for National Free Comic Book Day
It was the first Saturday in May, and to many that means National Free Comic Book Day.
Picking Up the Roof.. And A Lot More After Friday Night's Wind Storm
Facility workers at Guardino Elementary School cleaned up the debris left behind by part of the roof, which blew off the building around 7:30 Friday night. Luckily no one was hurt.
Special Olympics Torch Relay In St. Lawrence County
The Special Olympics are off and running. The torch is passed and the games will begin.
Update: Wind & Water Hit NNY Friday Night
High winds were blowing through northern New York Friday night, damaging a school's roof and for a time cutting off access to part of the Town of Chaumont.
Crisis Response Kits Donated To School
There's help in saving lives if the worst happens. We're talking about emergency first aid for people caught in a mass shooting or some other catastrophe.
Drug Arrests Up 130 Percent For Task Force
It's a busy start for drug related cases in Jefferson County. The force that investigates drug cases says its arrests have more than doubled this year compared to last year at this time.
The Mel Busler - Amanda Corna Handshake!
They often entertain the newsroom here at WWNY. Sports anchor Mel Busler and reporter Amanda Corna have a "secret" handshake.
School Officials Slam Bus Driver Tests
School officials will tell you it's hard find bus drivers and a recent change is making a tough situation tougher.
Blast From The Past: 1998 Class Helps At Park
This week on Blast From The Past, we go back to 1998.
Carthage Specialty Paperboard Offer Creates Some Optimism
Details of one offer to buy Carthage Specialty Paperboard have some feeling optimistic.
Watertown Man Accused Of Rape
A 29 year old Watertown man is accused of rape and sending incident material to a minor.
Bail Set For Robbery Suspects
Bail has been set for the first time for two men arrested in connection with a shooting that officials described as drug-related.
Second Arson Suspect's Bail Set For First Time
Bail has been set for the first time for the other suspect in a Watertown arson. John Long was arraigned Friday in Jefferson County Court on arson and other charges.
Watertown Man Pleads Guilty In Drug Case
A 23 year old Watertown man has pleaded guilty in connection with a drug bust in the city.
IJC Officials Say They Don't Expect Repeat Of Last Year's Flooding
Officials who regulate water levels in Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River say they've reduced flows out of the system, but levels are in normal range for this time of year.
Walczyk To Challenge Jenne For Assembly
Watertown city council member Mark Walczyk is challenging Addie Jenne for the 116th state Assembly seat.
DANC Plans Hazardous Waste Collections
It's a chance to get rid of household chemicals that you just don't know how to throw away.
Blankenbush Announces Re-Election Bid
North country Assemblyman Ken Blankenbush announced Friday he's seeking his fifth term in office.
Some 10th Division Soldiers Could Be Home Early, Reports Say
Photo by Master Sgt. Horace MurraySome of the 10th Mountain Division soldiers deployed to Iraq could be coming home sooner than expected.
Be Careful Of High River Levels, Company Says
A company that operates power dams in St. Lawrence County is warning people to be careful of high water levels on the Raquette River.
Heavy Rescue Truck Back In Action As Lawmakers Debate City Budget
The Watertown Fire Department's vehicle that carries tools like the jaws of life for car accidents will be staffed for the first time since November.
Lowville Group Encourages Listening In Gun Forum
More than 50 people were in Lowville Thursday night to discuss gun policy at a forum put on by the political activist group Indivisible Lowville.
Highlights & Scores: Games Despite The Rain
Many high school sports were rained out Thursday, but that didn't stop some lacrosse, softball and golf teams.
Watertown Fire Department To Be In Hot Seat During Budget Session
Watertown City Council members will meet Thursday for their second budget session and the fire department will be in the hot seat.
Former James River Mill Could Reopen
7 News has learned a company interested in buying Carthage Specialty Paperboard includes plans to reopen another paper mill in Carthage.
Watertown Smoke Shop Fined For Illegal Drug Sales, Raffle
A Watertown smoke shop has agreed to pay a $15,000 fine to the state for selling a certain product and operating a raffle.
State Looks To Improve Safety At Busy Intersection
If you do much driving on Route 11, you know how fast people go on that road. Now a busy intersection with a dangerous past is set for some improvements.
Former Watertown VA Doctor Barred From Practicing Medicine In NY
A doctor accused of sexually abusing patients at the Watertown VA clinic is no longer allowed to practice medicine in New York - at least for now.
Massena Man Tackled, Tased During Court Appearance
He was there to take a plea deal, but instead, a 19 year old Massena man started screaming profanities at the judge - leading him to be tackled and tased.
Man Sentenced To 360 Years In Prison In Child Sex Case With NNY Ties
A 61 year old man who sexually exploited children in Jefferson and other counties is going to prison for a long time.
No Prison Time For Stockbroker Who Defrauded Clients
Court judge gavel CaptionThere will be no prison time for a 48 year old Saranac Lake stockbroker who defrauded his clients.
Help Available For Stressed Out Farmers
Being a farmer in today's world can be tough. But, there are resources to help farmers manage their stress.
Potsdam Keeps Up The Fight For $10M Award
Is Potsdam just spinning it wheels? Village officials don't think so. They're still talking traffic circles and an all-encompassing plan to transform downtown.
Ballot Set For 21st Congressional District Primary
The ballot is set for the primary for the 21st Congressional District.
Troopers Need Help Finding People In Connection With 3 Larcenies
State police are looking for three people in connection with larceny investigations at each of the Watertown-area Walmarts.
'Sisters' Who Sing Together & Win Awards Together
They're known as the Northern Blend Chorus, a barbershop, a cappella group that has traveled all over the world.
DOT Meeting Tonight On Improving Routes 11 &26 Intersection
The state Department of Transportation is holding a meeting Thursday night to talk about a project to improve the intersection at U.S. Route 11 and State Route 26 near Evans Mills.
Simao Sues To Reverse First Student Garage Approval
A local developer is suing to try to reverse the Watertown town planning board's approval to build a bus garage for the company that was awarded Watertown City School District's bus contract for next year.
Highlights & Scores: Softball & Baseball
Immaculate Heart narrowly beat Alexandria in a Frontier League softball contest Wednesday.
Local Athlete Signs To Swim For Canisius
A local swimmer who attends Immaculate Heart and swims for Watertown is heading to the next level.
Accused Rapist Released With Electronic Monitoring Device
The New York City man accused of raping a woman at a fraternity party in Potsdam last year will be released from jail.
Hillary Contempt Trial Now On Hold
Nick Hillary gavel justice scales CaptionOral "Nick" Hillary, who was found not guilty of murdering a Potsdam boy, was supposed to go on trial this Friday for criminal contempt. However, that trial may not happen.
Bail Set For First Time For Arson Suspect
Bail has been set for one of the teens accused of setting fire a large vacant building on fire in downtown Watertown.
Potsdam's Medical Marijuana Dispensary Holds Seminar
It's the only medical marijuana dispensary located in the north country, but the folks who run it say many people don't know it's there.
St. Lawrence County Lawmakers Oppose Trapshooting Bill
Keep shooting programs in public schools. That's the message from lawmakers in St. Lawrence County.
Man Going To Prison After Watertown Drug Bust
A 35 year old Bronx man is going to prison in connection with a crack cocaine bust in Watertown.
Despite Law, Tinted Windows Still An Issue
Back in 2017, New York state came up with a way to catch drivers whose car's windows are too dark. But, it may not be having the effect local police were hoping for.
From American Soldier To American Farmer
Serving your country is arguably more than a job, it's a lifestyle. So what do you do when you retire? Some veterans are getting into the farming industry.
Brookside Solar Project Set To Go Live This Summer
More than 8,000 solar panels on County Route 67 near Watertown will go live this summer after National Grid lights them up.
Local Poet Wins Prestigious Prize
A north country woman went to London recently to receive a prestigious award.
Law In Effect To Prevent Domestic Abusers From Owning Guns
New York state will now prohibit anyone convicted of domestic violence from possessing a firearm.
Man Jailed On Strangulation Charge
A town of Hounsfield man is accused of strangling a woman during a domestic dispute.
Watertown Lawmakers Start Budget-Slashing Process
Watertown city council members are looking for $600,000 they can cut from next years budget to avoid a high tax increase.
Highlights & Scores: Baseball, Softball & Track
Jefferson Community College and Hudson Valley Community College split a doubleheader on the baseball diamond Tuesday.
Lewis County To Hire More Jail Staff
Year by year, the Lewis County Jail grows in population and officers from the sheriff's department say they need more help.
2 Indicted In Newell Street Arson, Second Injured Firefighter Identified
The two suspects in a February blaze in Watertown have been indicted and the second injured firefighter is officially named.
7 News Special Report: Brady's Battle
A Massena family is speaking out after the drug overdose death of one of their own. Watch Keith Benman's special report, "Brady's Battle," Tuesday on 7 News at 6 and 11 p.m.
Grand Jury Indicts 2 In Knife-Point Robbery
Two people have been indicted in connection with the January knife-point robbery of a man.
Mysterious Boom, Rumble Heard In St. Lawrence County
Some called it a loud boom. To others, it was more like a rumble.
Kids Sneaking E-cigarettes Into Local Schools
The Food and Drug Administration says more children are using e-cigarettes and, what's more, we learned kids are sneaking them into schools.
Day After Fire, Woodchop Shop Gets Back To Business
A day after fire damaged the Woodchop Shop in Norfolk, it was back to business as usual Tuesday.
Watertown Man Indicted On Robbery Charges
A man who was injured in what officials called a drug-related shooting has been indicted.
Senator Ritchie Seeking Re-election
Republican state Senator Patty Ritchie has announced she'll run for re-election, seeking her fourth term in office.
Lewis County Moves Forward With JCC Education Center
Lewis County lawmakers are signing the dotted line to bring an education center to Lowville with Jefferson Community College.
BOCES Students Enjoy Hands-on Experience Of Building A House
BOCES students are putting their skills to the test with the completion of a project that's going to make its way to Black River this summer.
Just Face It: Coming Down!
This week on Just Face It, Chip Bracy of Ogdensburg posted a video on Facebook showing the demolition of the former St. Joseph's Nursing Home on Lafayette Street.
'Alarming' City Spending Could Cost Watertown Taxpayers
An 8 percent tax rate increase this year for Watertown property owners could be 20 percent next year.
State Allocates Extra Money To Fix Up Winter-Ravaged Roads
Due to what the Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office is calling an "extreme winter," a few north country roads will get some extra care.
Asking Public For Help Pays Off In Shoplifting Case
One of two women state police wanted to question about an alleged shoplifting was arrested and the other released.
Highlights & Scores: Baseball & Lacrosse
Better weather means more area teams can hit the diamond to try to catch up a season that got off to a slow start.
Lack Of Manpower Hampers Firefighters At Woodchop Shop Blaze
A lawn and garden equipment dealership caught fire in the town of Norfolk late Monday afternoon.
Deputy ICE Director Homan To Retire
According to published reports, West Carthage native Thomas Homan plans to retire and leave his post at the deputy director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Local Trapshooting Coach Fires Back At Lawmaker's Proposal
If a New York Assemblywoman out of Manhattan has her way, sports like trapshooting and archery could be taken out of schools.
Furniture Store Donates $11K For Books
A local furniture store is shelling out bucks for books.
7 News Wins State Broadcasting Awards
7 News has been recognized for 'Excellence in Broadcasting.'
Ceremony Signifies End Of Major ISIS Combat In Iraq
Photo by Master Sgt. Horace MurrayThe military says it signifies the end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq.
Watertown Students Have 'Grab And Go' Option
Starting Monday, Watertown high schoolers have a faster lunch option.
Canton Store Owner Named Top Young Entrepreneur
The owner of a small clothing boutique in Canton is the region's Top Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
Your Turn: Feedback On Plastic Bags, Juvenile Arthritis & Viral Video
Should retailers stop using plastic bags to help protect the environment? The governor thinks so and has proposed a bill to ban them.
Mastrianni Drops Out Of Congressional Race
Another north country congressional candidate has left the race.
Black River FD Trains With Drum Black Hawk Team
The Black River Fire Department got a chance to train with a Black Hawk medivac team from Fort Drum over the weekend.
AAA: Gas Will Likely Hit $3/Gallon Before Memorial Day
Along with the rising temperatures, there's a rising issue for North Country drivers.
Rollover Accident on Thompson Blvd in Watertown
Two people were sent to the hospital to get checked out after a rollover accident Saturday afternoon around 3:45pm on Thompson Boulevard in Watertown.
Video: Thousands of Rubber Ducks Float Down the Oswegatchie River
Not your average duck in a pond... Rubber birds were on a race to the finish line Saturday, with plenty of spectators.
VIDEO: A Special Visit by Otto the Orange
One of the most recognizable faces in Syracuse athletics was in Watertown Saturday. No, not Jim Boeheim.
Sports: Red & Black Back to Practice for 2018 Season
The Watertown Red and Black officially opened their 2018 Northeastern Football Alliance season Saturday afternoon at the Fairgrounds YMCA.
Athlete Of The Week: Declan Porter
Declan Porter, a Canton high school basketball standout, is the 7 News - Watertown Savings Bank North Country Athlete Of The Week for March 9.
Athlete Of The Week: Kyle Nichols
Kyle Nichols, General Brown's basketball standout, is the 7 News - Watertown Savings Bank North Country Athlete Of The Week for February 9, 2018.
Athlete Of The Week: Jacob Hess
Jacob Hess, South Jefferson basketball's standout guard, is the 7 News - Watertown Savings Bank Athlete Of The Week for January 18.
Athlete Of The Week: Tray Bell
Indian River's basketball standout, Tray Bell, is the 7 News - Watertown Savings Bank North Country Athlete Of The Week for January 12.
Athlete Of The Week: Isaiah Wilson
Isaiah Wilson, Lyme's sophomore standout on the basketball court, is the 7 News - Watertown Savings Bank North Country Athlete Of The Week for January 5.
7 News Wins Awards For Newscasts, Reporting
7 News was honored Saturday night as "best newscast" during the New York State Associated Press Association's annual awards dinner.
Sports: Frontier League Swimming and Wrestling
The Frontier League crowned champions in both swimming and wrestling Saturday.
Warm Today, Even Warmer Tomorrow
Tuesday starts out chilly, with some frost here and there.
Preview: Teacher Shortage Special Report
Teaching is an important job, but school districts in the north country and across the state are finding fewer people are going into teaching.
McLeod's Forecast: Clearing Skies Tonight Make Way for Sun
If you don't like showers, you only have a bit longer to hold on.
A Foggy, Rainy, Breezy Day Ahead
The potential for fog was high enough Friday morning that the National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for Jefferson County.
A Pair Of Warm, Rainy Days Ahead
The north country is expected to have a rainy couple of days, but the weekend should be pretty nice.
A Nice, Summery Day Ahead
It's going to be a warm, breezy day -- it might even feel a bit like summer.
Decent Couple Of Days With Rain To End The Week
Tuesday will be a fairly nice way to kick off the month of May.
Cloudy Monday, More Sun On Tuesday
Some people could see mixed precipitation Monday morning, but it should be mostly dry by afternoon.
Sports: Wolves Clinch Spot in FHL Championship Series
Watertown Wolves1 CaptionIt took over four hours, three goals, and two overtimes, but the Watertown Wolves are playing for the Federal Hockey League Championship.
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ObituariesMore>>
Mary E. Oney, 75, of Colton
Mary E. Oney, 75, of Colton
COLTON - Mary E. Oney, 75, 608 Gulf Road, peacefully passed away Monday evening, May 7, 2018 at the United Helpers Maplewood Nursing Home. She had been in failing health for the past several years.
COLTON - Mary E. Oney, 75, 608 Gulf Road, peacefully passed away Monday evening, May 7, 2018 at the United Helpers Maplewood Nursing Home. She had been in failing health for the past several years.
Susan F. Day, 63, of Massena
Susan F. Day, 63, of Massena
Massena - Susan F. Day, age 63, passed away unexpectedly at home on Monday May, 7, 2018.
Massena - Susan F. Day, age 63, passed away unexpectedly at home on Monday May, 7, 2018.
Graveside Service for David M. Lachenauer
Graveside Service for David M. Lachenauer
The graveside service for Battalion Chief David M. Lachenauer, 61, of 28343 Lotts Grove, Three Mile Bay, will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 11th in Glenwood Cemetery.
The graveside service for Battalion Chief David M. Lachenauer, 61, of 28343 Lotts Grove, Three Mile Bay, will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 11th in Glenwood Cemetery.
Leo J. Busler, 82, native of Watertown
Leo J. Busler, 82, native of Watertown
The memorial service for Leo J. Busler will be 12 noon on Friday May 11th at the Reed & Benoit Funeral Home with Pastor Don McGrew officiating. Burial will follow in the Glenwood Cemetery.
The memorial service for Leo J. Busler will be 12 noon on Friday May 11th at the Reed & Benoit Funeral Home with Pastor Don McGrew officiating. Burial will follow in the Glenwood Cemetery.
Angela S. Sabo, 48, of Natural Bridge
Angela S. Sabo, 48, of Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge - Angela S. Sabo, 48, of N. Croghan Road died on Sunday, May 6, 2018 at the Carthage Area Hospital.
Natural Bridge - Angela S. Sabo, 48, of N. Croghan Road died on Sunday, May 6, 2018 at the Carthage Area Hospital.
Michael J. Arnold, 66, of Harrisville
Michael J. Arnold, 66, of Harrisville
HARRISVILLE, NY ~ Michael J. Arnold, 66, of Maple St., Harrisville, died on Thursday, May 3, 2018 at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY, following complications from heart surgery.
HARRISVILLE, NY ~ Michael J. Arnold, 66, of Maple St., Harrisville, died on Thursday, May 3, 2018 at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY, following complications from heart surgery.
