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Rotary's 'Ride For Dignity' Benefits ShelterBox Program
The 2013 Ride For Dignity bicycle ride will benefit Rotary's ShelterBox program. More
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Carthage Advances To Class B Lacrosse Finals
Carthage took on Auburn in the Section 3 Class B boys' lacrosse semifinals Wednesday. The Comets defeated Auburn 11-5 to advance to the Class B finals on Saturday. More
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Neighbors Make A Difference In Lowville
People got down and dirty in Lowville Wednesday to show neighbors can make a difference. More
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Wake-Up Weather: Muggy With A Good Chance Of Rain
The day starts out muggy and will probably stay that way. We'll have showers off and on. Otherwise skies will be mostly cloudy. More
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Mohawks Look To Revive Land Claim Demands With State
Fresh from reaching a deal with the state over casino payments, St. Regis Mohawk Tribal leaders say reviving land claim demands near the reservation is up next for negotiations with the Cuomo administration. More
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Army Expert Weighs In On Fort Drum General's Prediction
This week, Major General Stephen Townsend told state lawmakers that Fort Drum is unlikely to escape Army downsizing unscathed. But, the commander's prediction might not be as bad as it sounds. More
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Second Graders Honor Veterans
Memorial Day isn't until Monday, but second grade students at Copenhagen Central School got a jump on honoring veterans. More
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Feedback: Thousands Won't Get Rent Help
Thousands of low-income families won't get the help they need to put a roof over their head. It's all because of sequestration.
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Feedback: Lowville Doctor Reaches Top Of Mount Everest
A Lowville physician has conquered the highest mountain in the world. Dr. Manoj Vora climbed to the summit of Mount Everest on Wednesday. More
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Little Theatre Presents 'Murder by the Book'
The Little Theatre of Watertown will be presenting 'Murder by the Book,' a British mystery thriller at the Black River Valley Club on Washington Street. More
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IHC Unveils 5-Year Plan
Immaculate Heart Central has developed a five-year strategic plan designed to help the Catholic school district build on its strengths. More
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'Transitions In Care' Conference Planned
Samaritan Medical Center and the Jefferson County Department of Social Services are sponsoring a "Transitions in Care" conference. More
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Artists Studio Tour This Weekend
Artists on the U.S. side of the St. Lawrence River are opening their work spaces for the second annual artists studio tour. More
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Comets Down Warriors In Class A Diamond Matchup
Section 3 playoffs on the diamond got underway Tuesday. More
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Storm Blamed For House Fire, Outages, Minor Damage
Severe thunderstorms swept across Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties Tuesday night, taking down branches, knocking out power, and, in at least one case, sparking a house fire. More
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Seat Belt + No Texting = Free Ice Cream
It was a sweet lesson for students at South Jefferson High School. More
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Jefferson County Creating New Airport Department
It's an airport, not a road. But the Watertown International Airport is operated by the Jefferson County Highway Department. However, it won't be for much longer. More
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Killer's Father Accused Of Bribing Witness In Son's Case
The father of confessed killer Dustin Trimm has been charged with bribing a witness to prevent his testimony in the murder investigation. More
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Boat Museum Offering Free Admission To Military
The Antique Boat Museum in Clayton is officially a Blue Star Museum. More
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Feedback: Mohawks Make Deal With State Over Casino Payments
New York and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe have reached a landmark agreement over casino payments to the state. More
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Academic All-Star: Lyndsay Hurilla
This week's Jefferson Community College - 7 News Academic All-Star is from South Lewis Central School. More
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Loss Of Brigade 'Almost Certain', General Says
Fort Drum's commanding general says it seems "almost certain" the 10th Mountain Division will lose a brigade. More
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'Bunk-In' Program Benefits JCC Paramedic Students
Tracy Evans is a student in the paramedic program at Jefferson Community College who's taking advantage of a partnership between the college and the Thousand Islands Emergency Rescue Service. More
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Motorcycle Ride Benefits Urban Mission
The Black River American Legion Riders will host a benefit ride for the Watertown Urban Mission.
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DPAO Concert Series Kicks Off This Weekend
The Disabled Persons Action Organization's summer concert series kicks off this weekend. More
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Section 10 Lacrosse Playoffs Underway
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Watertown Council Approves JCC Dorm Project
Watertown's city council approved Jefferson Community College's 90,000-square-foot dormitory project. More
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Railroad Crossing Work Closes Part Of Coffeen Street
Coffeen Street in Watertown is closed Tuesday morning at the railroad crossing. More
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Council Passes Watertown City Budget With 2% Tax Hike
There was no discussion and all were in favor Monday night when lawmakers passed the Watertown city budget for the coming year. More
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Police Need Your Help In Solving Vehicle Thefts, Fires
Police are asking for the public's help. They're searching for a man who allegedly stole and then set fire to three vehicles in the town of LeRay. More
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Gunsmith Barred From Working On Handguns
Post-traumatic stress disorder is hurting a Lewis County veteran in a way he never expected. After handling weapons in the military, this gunsmith can't work on handguns because of his mental health record. More
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Your Turn: Your Feedback On Quake, Pistol Permits & DWI
You shared your thoughts on the pistol permit backlog in St. Lawrence County, the earthquake and the push to change the legal definition of drunk driving. More
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Man Hit By Train Near Potsdam
A Potsdam man is in critical condition after being struck by a train in the town of Potsdam Sunday night. Detectives said alcohol may have played a part. More
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Ogdensburg Police Officer Charged With Harassment
A two-year veteran of the Ogdensburg Police Department has found himself on the wrong side of the law following an incident in Canton earlier this month. More
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Watertown Noon Rotary Club Selling Roses
The deadline is looming to place your order for roses from the Watertown Noon Rotary Club. More
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JCC Honors 20,000th Grad: All Of Them
Jefferson Community College celebrated a milestone Friday: 20,000 student have graduated in the college's 52 years. More
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Start Planning Now For Punkin' Chunkin
It's not too early to plan how you're going to chuck a pumpkin into the St. Lawrence River this fall. More
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SPCA: Kitten Time!
If you're looking for a kitten, the Jefferson County SPCA has plenty for you to choose from. More
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Y-Time: Breathe Easier With Exercise
Amy O'Connor is on oxygen, but that doesn't stop her from working out. More
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Gouverneur Walkers Raise Nearly $100,000 For Breast Cancer
Hundreds of people of all ages turned out in Gouverneur Saturday to raise money to fight breast cancer. More
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Water Super Says Fluoride Can Be OK
Watertown water superintendent Mike Sligar is speaking out after an anti-fluoride author and chemist argued that fluoride in public water may be harmful to the public's health. More
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Costs Double For Housing Inmates Elsewhere
The first four months of the year have been pretty pricey when it comes to housing Jefferson County jail inmates in other counties. More
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Work on Clayton Hotel Begins
The former Frink site is now fenced off, and crews expect to be pouring concrete in the next few weeks. More
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Trailer Fire in Theresa
A trailer burned to the ground after a fire Sunday morning in the Town of Theresa. More
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Fighting Cormorant Population
The fight to keep the cormorant population down on Little Galloo Island continues. More
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Sunday: Commencement in St. Lawrence County
It was graduation day at SUNY Potsdam and Saint Lawrence University on Sunday. More
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Rare Watertown Tree Lives On
A rare oak tree on Mill Street will live to bloom another day.
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Armed Forces Day Parade in Watertown
Humvees, military vehicles, and soldiers filled Washington street in Watertown Saturday morning. More
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Sports Scores: Copenhagen Wins D Division Title
Cody Petrus went the distance for the Golden Knights and Copenhagen won the Frontier League D Division title over LaFargeville 5-0.
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Graduation Day at SUNY Canton
Nearly 1,000 students were recognized by SUNY Canton Saturday in the college's 105th annual commencement ceremony. More
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Potsdam Man Marches To Beat Of Drums He Creates
It's something you may have heard before - if you want to be happy, you have to do what you love. It's a motto one Potsdam businessman has lived by. More
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Watertown Savings Bank 7News Athlete of the Week: Brianne Arthur
Brianne Arthur, a lacrosse player from Watertown has been a scoring machine all season.
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Blast From The Past: 1995 Car-Freshner Trees
This week's "Blast from the Past" takes us back to 1995. It's about a scented tree made in Watertown and found around the world. More
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1 Airlifted To Hospital After Vehicles Collide
One person was airlifted from the scene of an accident in the town of Philadelphia Friday afternoon. More
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Mohawks Stage Peaceful March Over Bridge
A peaceful protest Friday shut down the Massena-Cornwall International Bridge for a while. Native peoples held the march in to draw attention to their cause. More
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Family Counseling Service Loses United Way Funding
The United Way of Northern New York has pulled its funding from an agency which offers mental health services, including counseling to victims of domestic violence and sex abuse. More
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7News Arts All-Star: Jessie Miller
Jessie Miller is a senior at Belleville-Henderson. She brought us a great portfolio with a focus on people. Learn more about Jessie by clicking the video link. More
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Car Show Will Rev Your Engine
If you're looking for something to do this weekend, this should really rev your engine. The Highway Legends Car, Truck and Motorcycle Club is holding its 3rd Annual Two Nations 1000 Islands Extravaganza. More
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What To Do If You Find Injured Or Baby Animals
What should you do when you come across an animal that appears to be injured or abandoned by its mother. It depends. More
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Feedback: Earthquake Felt In North Country
An earthquake in Ontario, Canada has been felt around the north country and across upstate New York from Buffalo to the Vermont border. More
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Page Fitness: Hopping To Get Fit
You can hop your way to fitness with this exercise. Jamie from page fitness shows us this low-impact exercise that's great for toning legs. More
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Gouverneur Pet Rescue Group Holds Golf Tourney
A golf tournament will benefit Friends 4 Pound Paws. More
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South Jeff Historical Group Hosts Pioneer Days
The Historical Association of South Jefferson is holding its 2013 Pioneer Days. More
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TV Dinner: Shrimp Riggies
Chicken riggies is a popular dish that originated in the Utica, N.Y., area. Chef Chris Manning cooks up a variation: shrimp and riggies with vodka sauce.
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Championships At Stake In Baseball, Softball & Track
Thursday was full of local sports action, with championships at stake on the baseball diamond, softball diamond, and track. More
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Family Mourns Loss Of Memories Following Barn Fire
A town of Watertown family is picking up the pieces after losing more than 100 years of family heirlooms in a barn fire Thursday. More
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Free Mammograms Offered Around North Country
It's a routine test that saves countless lives each year: a mammogram. Because not everyone can afford to get tested, hospitals across the north country offered free screening Thursday. More
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Flags At JCC Honor Fallen Soldiers
Members of the the Veterans Club at Jefferson Community College are doing their part to honor fallen soldiers. More
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Town Of Lowville Looks To Ban Commercial Digesters
The town of Lowville is about to close the door on commercial manure digesters. More
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ATV Crash Victim Was Well-Known Veteran
Family and many, many friends are mourning the loss of a 75 year old Copenhagen man. William Snyder was a well-known Marine veteran of the Korean War. More
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St. Lawrence County Jail Overcrowded
The St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility is full and 29 inmates are having to be housed in other jails outside the area. More
