Garrett Domblewski

A drug investigation led to a police chase, Watertown school lockouts, and 3 men being taken into custody Wednesday afternoon.

Whether it’s the food and music or the fun and games, you’ll always find a big crowd at the annual festival.

The Fort Drum Garrison is being recognized as the best at what it does.

Churches in the north country are preparing for their Easter services as COVID regulations are virtually gone.

Rain or shine, the drive-ins are open for the season.

Lewis County Sheriff Mike Carpinelli called for leniency for a man who attended the January 6th protest and riot in Washington, D.C.

Jefferson County Sheriff’s Deputy Gerald Delosh announced a bid for sheriff Friday night.

Local groups are used to getting thousands of pounds of food from a gardening program at Ogdensburg Correctional Facility. Now that the prison is closing, those food donations will be sorely missed.

Eight candidates are vying for 3 council seats in Ogdensburg.

Two law enforcement officers rescued an injured bald eagle from the shoulder of Interstate 81 last weekend.

After 80 years, the remains of an MIA Navy veteran killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor have been returned home.

Can-Am Speedway took time to celebrate first responders from across the north country at the races.

A coroner’s report reveals new information about the manner of death for Watertown Firefighter Peyton Morse.

Watertown’s mayor is adamantly denying an assertation made by a city council candidate on a talk radio show Friday.

St. Lawrence County's top prosecutor says a review of the physical evidence led to the dismissal

Another woman has come forward accusing Governor Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior.

The life-saving actions of four north country law enforcement officers is getting some national recognition.

The Syracuse VA Medical Center announced it is expanding its clinics across New York state. That includes adding one at the Watertown VA Outpatient Clinic.

There’s a call for reforms as U.S. lawmakers address the reality of sexual assault in the military.

As Peyton Morse's body was brought to St. Mary’s Catholic Church, hundreds of firefighters marched three quarters of a mile from Cerow Park down James Street, accompanying him.

Thousands of business owners across northern New York are at or approaching retirement age and often times they don’t have someone to hand their business off to. But, there’s an effort to keep these businesses open, while bringing new business owners into the fold.

Dozens of emergency responders rushed to a house fire in the Town of Henderson Friday night.

It has been a quarter of a century since the Bills played a playoff game at home in Buffalo. With only a limited number of fans allowed to attend the game, the Better Business Bureau of Upstate New York has a warning about ticket scams.

A group of anti-tobacco and public health organizations is pushing for higher taxes on cigarettes in New York.

Three people were hurt and I-81 northbound was briefly closed following a two vehicle crash near the Adams Center exit Friday night.

Philip Marra III of Watertown is classically trained on piano and composes his own pieces

Lowville Academy and Central School District will go to remote learning for Tuesday’s classes after a student tested positive for COVID-19.

The settlement includes the county buying a 0.2-acre strip of land along Fisher Road.

One person is dead after a vehicular accident near Chaumont.