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Local Students Raise Money For Tornado Victims
Generosity has no age limit. Sixth graders from Wiley School in Watertown sold lollipops to make life a little sweeter for students in Moore, Oklahoma. More
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Rain = Money for Watertown City Hall
Not many people smile about a long stretch of wet weather, but they do at Watertown City Hall. Several rainy weeks in a row have the city laughing all the way to the bank. More
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One Year Later - Bath Salts
This time last year, we were talking about so-called bath salts. So why haven't heard much about the synthetic drugs lately? More
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Feedback: Inside Lamphere's Alleged Prostitution Ring
He's well known for owning a trucking company. But now Dean Lamphere is accused of running a second, much more sinister business - a prostitution ring which may have involved dozens of women. More
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Academic All-Star: Heather Nicholson
This week's Jefferson Community College - 7 News Academic All-Star is from St. Lawrence Central School. More
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Noise Annoys City Hall Workers
It's the noise that's driving Watertown City Hall workers a little nuts. The high-pitched whine comes from new air conditioning that was installed last fall by a contractor. More
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End Of An Era: MDA Telethon Moves To ABC
For the first time in more than 40 years, WWNY will not televise the telethon which benefits the Muscular Dystrophy Association. More
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Tomorrow's Health: Sibling Rivalry Not So Harmless
According to a new study, fights between siblings could be more serious than some parents think. More
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Rodney Atkins Next In DPAO Series
The Disabled Persons Action Organization's 2013 Summer Concert Series continues with country music star Rodney Atkins and opening act Jana Kramer. More
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Beware Invasive Species
A small army of college students is helping educate those who use New York's waters about the dangers of aquatic invasive species. More
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Golf Tourney Benefits Constable Hall
There will be a golf tournament to benefit Constable Hall. More
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Rams Games Rained Out -- Again
Standing water in the infield forced the Watertown Rams to postpone their fourth home game Monday. More
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Clayton Lets Off Some Steam
After the huge and successful Sailing Seaway event in Clayton over the weekend, the community is now letting off some steam. More
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Coming Face To Face With A Black Bear
Over the past few days, we've had postings on our 7 News Facebook page of bear sightings in Carthage and in Pitcairn. More
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Tax-Free NY: Good Idea Or Bad Idea?
Imagine paying no state taxes on your business. That's Governor Cuomo's plan for those that partner with state university campuses. More
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Voters To Vote Again On General Brown Budget
The General Brown Central School District is ready to send its budget back to the voter. More
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Local Farmers Hurt By Too Much Of A Good Thing
Following a crop-killing dry spell last year, the surplus of rain is hurting crops this year and that's bad news for local farmers. More
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Your Turn: Your Feedback On Narcan, Agent Orange & Teasing
You had some lively discussions on a variety of subjects in the news recently. Here are some of your comments from last week. More
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Deadline Approaches For 18.12 Challenge & 1/2 Marathon
If you'd like to run in the 18.12 Challenge and 1/2 Marathon, you better act fast. More than 550 people have already signed up and space is limited to 812 runners. More
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Tribute Concert At Mountainfest
There's a tribute concert during Fort Drum's Mountainfest 2013. More
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SPCA: All Puppy
Meet Sable. She's pure puppy -- about 3 months old and very energetic. More
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Y-Time: The Y and The United Way
There's a strong relationship between the United Way of Northern New York and the Watertown YMCA. More
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Fire Station Catches Fire
Firefighters dealt with a fire at a very familiar scene Sunday evening: Their own fire station. More
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39th Annual Saint James Fair
Another year, another dish of Lebanese food, another ride on the scrambler. It was the 39th annual Saint James Fair. More
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Dock Dogs Leap in Clayton
Onlookers experienced the excitement of Big Air, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dogs competitions in Clayton this weekend. More
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Tasting New York in Clayton
For food and wine lovers, Sunday was a day to try some of the best in New York at the state food and wine festival in Clayton. More
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Strongest Warrior Competition in Watertown
You've seen the "World's Strongest Man" before. A competition at the Fairgrounds YMCA was essentially the same, except designed to help wounded warriors. More
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Pro-Gun Rally in Lowville
Saturday was exactly six months to the day since New York passed strict gun control laws known as the NY SAFE act, and in Lowville ralliers were still protesting the controversial legislation. More
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Relay For Life Kicks Off in Watertown
The 18th annual Jefferson County Relay for Life kicked off at the fairgrounds in Watertown Friday night. More
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Blast From The Past: 1986 Help For Drought
This week's "Blast from the Past" takes us back to July 24, 1986. North Carolina was in a drought and it was the north country to the rescue. More
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Feedback: Should Deputies Carry Narcan?
Lawmakers want to put a drug called Narcan in the hands of Jefferson County sheriff's deputies. Narcan can save a person who overdoses on drugs More
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Lawmakers Weigh In On Masonic Building Future
What will become of the Masonic Temple in Watertown if the city takes control of the crumbling building? Officials would be left with a big decision to make. More
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Bluegrass Music Fills Air In Lowville
It's a packed lineup for this weekend's Tug Hill Bluegrass Festival in Lowville. More
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7News Arts All-Star: Rachel Sousa
Rachel Sousa is a senior at Sackets Harbor. She's moving to New York City at the end of the summer to pursue an acting career. Learn more about this 7News Arts All-Star by clicking the video link. More
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Canadian Lynx Kittens On Display At Zoo
Four Canadian lynx kittens are expected to really put on a show now that they're on display at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park. More
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4-H Camp Wabasso Ready For Another Season
If you're worried your child will have nothing to do this summer, you might want to check out 4-H Camp Wabasso. More
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Page Fitness: Boxing
Jamie and Julie from Page Fitness show us some boxing moves. They say boxing is a great workout.
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TV Dinner: Father-Friendly Food
Quesadillas are on the menu for Father's Day. Chef Chris Manning shows us an all-purpose Mexican seasoning blend that's also good for tacos, chili and fajitas. More
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Strawberry Fest In Adams This Weekend
The Historical Association of South Jefferson is having its annual strawberry festival. More
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Rams Take Down Cooperstown
The Watertown Rams collegiate baseball team took on the Cooperstown Hawkeyes Thursday night at the Alex Duffy Fairgrounds. More
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3 School Districts Hear Merger Options
Heuvelton, Morristown, and Hermon-Dekalb central schools are looking at consolidating. Residents heard Thursday night what that could mean for the districts -- and the students. More
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St. Anthony's Church Replaces Stained Glass Window
St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Watertown is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with a new event each month. This month the church is giving itself a special gift. More
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Obstacle Arises for Fort Drum To Become Missile Defense Center
There's a new obstacle to Fort Drum becoming a missile defense center. A high ranking military official says adding yet another site could come at too high a cost. More
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Feedback: Lincoln Building Would House Tech Start-ups
An old building in Watertown could become home to several new businesses. Developers are working on plans to restore the Lincoln Building and include something called an incubator for start-ups. More
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Clayton Welcomes New Divers' Access Point
The village of Clayton has always been a great place for scuba diving and now it's even better. A new divers' access point More
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33rd Annual Draft Horse Show Coming Up At Ag Museum
A number of events are coming up this summer at the NNY Agricultural Museum at Stone Mills on Route 180 in LaFargeville. More
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'Zoom At The Zoo' This Weekend
It's the fifth annual Zoom at the Zoo car show at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park. More
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Father's Day Breakfast Benefits Revitalization Committee
A Father's Day pancake breakfast will benefit the Adams Revitalization Committee. More
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Red & Black Gears Up For Preseason Contest
Watertown's semipro football team, the Red and Black, hits the gridiron this weekend with a preseason game against powerhouse Central Penn. More
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Sackets Officials Ponder Fate Of Madison Barracks Buildings
Could tearing down major pieces of history help preserve the future? That's what officials in Sackets Harbor are trying to figure out as they decide the fate of deteriorating buildings at Madison Barracks. More
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Wednesday Night: Alcoa Fire Contained
An equipment fire in the Alcoa West facility Wednesday night took about an hour to put out, according to officials. More
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Tall Ships Inspire Visitors In Clayton
They cast a tall shadow over the Clayton waterfront. You have four more days to check out the four tall ships docked in the village. More
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Feedback: Vet To Be Honored After Dying From Agent Orange
A north country native who died as a result of exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War will be remembered in Washington, D.C. this week. More
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Watertown Boy Falls 30 Feet On River Bank
A 14 year old Watertown boy escaped injury after falling 30 feet on the banks of the Black River. More
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Brittany Walroth Scholarship Fundraiser Coming Up Saturday
The second annual Brittany Walroth Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser is coming up Saturday at the American Legion in Brownville. More
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Jennings Is 6th City Council Hopeful
A sixth candidate for Watertown city council, Stephen Jennings, announced his candidacy Wednesday morning. More
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Watertown's Finances In Good Shape, Comptroller Says
The city of Watertown appears to be in good financial health, according to a report released Wednesday morning by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. More
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Clayton Lions To Hold Personal Watercraft Poker Run
The Clayton Lions Club is gearing up for its Personal Watercraft Poker Run. More
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Sidney T. Cox Concert Series Expands
The Sidney T. Cox concert series gets underway this week at the Clayton Opera House. More
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River Rat Triathalon Benefits CMN
Organizers Alicia Dewey and Ki LeClair are looking for sponsors, participants and spectators for the River Rat Triathalon. More
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Jefferson County Residents Satisfied With Life, But Not Governments
Jefferson County residents are, for the most part, happy with their quality of life, but not with government at any level. More
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Senate Panel Blocks Plan To Close Bases
Another round of military base closings has hit a dead end, saving Fort Drum and other military installations across the country. More
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Carthage District Residents Air Concerns
Residents of the Carthage Central School District made their voices heard Tuesday night. It was a public forum district officials held to open the lines of communication and some say they'll probably do it again. More
