Lewis County has released it’s COVID-19 vaccination rates and county manager Ryan Piche says the data proves the vaccine is working.

This week’s Blast From the Past takes us back to 1999 when we asked what’s to love about the circus?

The project will be paid for from the $10 million the city was awarded from the state’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative.

President Joe Biden on Friday urged those now eligible for COVID-19 booster shots to get the added protection a day after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention endorsed the doses for millions of older or otherwise vulnerable Americans.

Rain didn’t stop action on area soccer fields Thursday.

The Lyme girls’ soccer team is putting together an impressive season so far.

Regardless of vaccination status, all athletes will have to wear masks for indoor sports or stay 6-feet apart.

The life of Tyler Christman, the 14-year-old Carthage boy who died after suffering a brain injury during a JV football game last week, has touched the hearts of thousands across the north country. It’s also caught the attention of a man who shares a passion for the sport Tyler loved.

St. Lawrence County reported Thursday that another resident has died from COVID-19. The death toll since the pandemic began now stands at 116.

Ogdensburg Mayor Mike Skelly is calling for the resignations of St. Lawrence County legislators Kevin Acres and Joe Lightfoot, along with county administrator Ruth Doyle.

A Watertown man, who state police say is on federal probation for weapons trafficking, is accused of having a gun with an illegal high-capacity magazine.

Canton-Potsdam Hospital has gotten a key approval it needs to grow. It wants to greatly expand its emergency department and add a new wing for patient rooms.