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A walk on the Black River Trail to come together for sobriety

Emergency crews respond to Gabriel Courts Apartments

The Alteri's Bakery bread will soon be baking again. Mark Alteri says the Italian bread made for decades with his family's recipe hasn't been around for a while. Now, he's working with two partners to open a new shop. And, he says the bakery will be the center of the business.

It was a good day to dance at the Clayton Opera House.

The head of Jefferson County's Democratic Party is raising questions about the role Republican Dave Renzi played in a controversial court case.

The annual event draws children and adults for a day of outdoor activities.

It was a wild goose chase at Widrick Auto Sales in the town of Watertown. Make that, a peacock chase.

Even as Watertown's unemployment rate sits at a 20 year low, hundreds of jobs are available and were on display at a job fair Wednesday.

Are downtown Watertown businesses willing to chip in cash to improve and grow Public Square? The Watertown Downtown Business Association is looking to start a group to answer that question.

Flower Memorial Library in Watertown is taking donations of new underwear, diapers, and wet wipes for the first-ever Drop Your Drawers campaign.

Saturday’s ceremony celebrated the end of a three year restoration project at the Maple Ridge cemetery.

The VEM Food Pantry in Carthage is ramping up efforts to make sure the families that rely on them have a happy holiday. One local company calling on the community to help support the pantry.

A sheriff's detective has two new best friends after he and others helped save 10 dogs in the town of Pamelia in September.

Watertown officials are trying to work out the kinks that have come with changing the paratransit service provider.

This fall, more than 3,000 soldiers will deploy from Fort Drum and there's a way for people to build a connection with them.

It wasn't a typical walk in Thompson Park for Tyson.

New York state's vaping industry has taken another hit after Governor Cuomo announced his intention to ban menthol flavored e-cigarette products.

The third time may be the charm for the future of the old Medical Arts Building on Clinton Street in Watertown.

Grapes in various north country vineyards took a little extra time to ripen this season. But it's well worth the wait.

CAPE VINCENT, N.Y. (WWNY) - People in Cape Vincent grabbed their mugs and toasted to German heritage for this year’s Oktoberfest.

It’s what it sounds like - musicians played on the front porches of homes around the village, while music lovers walked the streets of Sackets and took in the sounds.

Soldiers at Fort Drum packed away the colors Friday as they prepare to go deploy to Afghanistan.

At hospitals, time is of the essence. At Lewis County General Hospital, there's a new project that, for patients and doctors, will make the time fly by.

The waters of the St. Lawrence River have lured dozens of antique and classic boats this week.

It was a chance for people in St. Lawrence County to get a taste of a day at the farm - make that a dozen of them.

The Canton Fire Department celebrated 150 years of service Saturday with a parade down Main Street.

We're getting more reaction tonight to a potential government crackdown on flavored vaping products

The future is uncertain for Gander Outdoors at the Salmon Run Mall.

Driving in the left, or passing lane, of an interstate highway could become a ticketable offense in New York state.

A new survey says people in the north country are making smart health choices.