Wednesday evening's Town of Norfolk Court is cancelled.

A roof collapsed on a building in downtown Antwerp.

Emergency personnel were called to Watertown's Thompson Park Tuesday afternoon after a car crashed down an embankment.

Recycling costs continue to climb. It's showing up in bag fees and tax bills. The Development Authority of the North Country has a plan to help.

First @ 5 anchor John Moore has been interviewing each the candidates for Watertown mayor. On Tuesday, he spoke with Jeff Smith.

The high waters of Lake Ontario are washing away state beaches and swallowing up campsites.

Three state lawmakers from the region are calling for the suspension of Plan 2014, the controversial plan that guides how water is regulated in Lake Ontario.

First, the Black Pond Wildlife Management Area was closed off to motorized traffic, but now even foot traffic is not permitted in the area.

The first openly gay general to serve in the U.S. military spoke on Fort Drum Tuesday as part of the 10th Mountain Division's LGBT Pride observance.

Voters in the Potsdam school district go the polls Wednesday to vote on a small tax increase and trustees for the Potsdam Public Library.

Elementary students had the chance to get excited about their futures at Career Jam.

The St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Office is investigating a burglary at the town of Oswegatchie salt barn.

This week on Just Face It: a St. Lawrence County community comes together in support of a little boy facing some big struggles.

BID stands for Business Improvement District and there's a breakfast in Watertown next week for people to learn what that means.

It continues to be busy at the Clayton Opera House.

It's a popular annual event that draws thousands of people to Watertown's Thompson Park.

The man who's spent more than a decade trying to make a dog park happen in Watertown is threatening to sue, but city officials say he's the one who's not cooperating.

New York will become the 13th state to authorize driver's licenses for immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally.

It was a close game -- for at least the first few innings.

Parents of Lowville Academy prom-goers had to scramble after a social media post threatened to cancel the event.

What you may have thought was hate speech, won't result in charges. That's the follow-up to a Facebook post from 2 weeks ago that seemed to encourage violence at this weekend's first-ever gay Pride events celebrating the LGBTQ community. Police say the post was in bad taste, not a threat.

Jefferson County has extended its state of emergency due to flooding on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River.

A decade after seemingly wrapping up "The Hunger Games," Suzanne Collins is bringing readers back to Panem.

St. Lawrence County public transit is going to college.

Faced with the worst measles outbreak in decades, New York is tightening up its vaccination laws. Religious exemptions will no longer be allowed.

A town historian reflects on losing a hometown newspaper. The Carthage Republican Tribune, a fixture in the twin villages since 1860, soon won't be printed again.

If the Green Light Bill becomes a law, undocumented immigrants in New York state would be able to get a drivers license without proving they are legal U.S. citizens. You shared your thoughts on that and other stories in the news.

Tony winner best musical, a Fathom Event in Watertown on the big screen, two days only.

Bonnie Castle Resort & Marina will host a classic car show later this month to benefit the Leukemia Foundation.

Watertown elementary school students celebrated the end of the school year Monday with the help of Fort Drum.

U.S. production of maple syrup increased slightly this year, even though the season was shorter than last year's.

Jefferson County SPCA executive director Heather Spezzano brought Sibley and Kiko to visit the 7News studio Monday morning.

The second annual Art for Nature reception is this week.

Lewis County sheriff’s deputies say they had to tase a Pinckney man Saturday after he threatened them with knives he refused to drop.

Part of Flower Avenue West in Watertown will be closed to traffic for most of Monday.

Some of the most meaningful gifts can't be bought. For the Malbouf's from Copenhagen - Father's Day means horseback riding.

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - A Father’s Day Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League contest from the Alex Duffy Fairgrounds as the Watertown Rapids hosted the Amsterdam Mohawks.

For the last few months, dozens of online vendors have been doing business out of Watertown’s Stone Street parking lot.

It's being called the largest welfare fraud sweep in St. Lawrence County history.

The high Lake Ontario waters is also taking its toll on residents that can't speak for themselves.

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - The Watertown Rapids exhibition game against Academie Baseball Canada fell victim to the weather, with the team canceling the game a little before 7:30 Saturday night.

Two people sent to the hospital as a precaution Saturday after vehicle crashes into Amish buggy

Groups of lakeshore property owners met Saturday in the town of Sandy Creek, angry over record high water and flooding.

It was a special birthday celebration for Michaela Dietterich Friday, as she enters her 31st year of life cancer free and raising money to research a cure.

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - People got a chance to see what it’s like to work a day on a dairy farm.

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - Hitting the open road to give people in the community a place they can call home.

Outflow from Lake Ontario won’t increase, for now. The Lake Ontario - St. Lawrence River Board of Control decided to hold off on increasing outflow from the lake through the dams in Massena.

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (WWNY) - The State Final 4 in Girls’ Softball takes place Saturday in South Glens Falls with two area teams in search of state titles.

Strong winds and high waters have property owners along Lake Ontario at their wits' end.

There's an outbreak of scabies at the nursing facility at Lewis County General Hospital.

According to Fox News, West Carthage native Thomas Homan is returning to the Trump Administration as a “border czar.”

The dog ward at the Jefferson County SPCA is under quarantine after a dog tested positive for parvovirus.

Potsdam's largest cemetery falling on hard times. It's asking for some town help and coming up with some new ideas.

Talks will resume between United Steelworkers and Arconic on June 24, according to union officials.

Registered dietitian Cathy Moore of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County appeared on 7 News at Noon on Friday to showcase the newly released Jefferson County Local Food Guide.

When it comes to playing the strings, these musicians have some of the fastest fingers around.

Students from Ohio Street School in Watertown got a police escort Friday as they marched two blocks.

Dozens of people attended a conference in Watertown Friday, promoting cross-border business and networking.