In Watertown, it’s neighbor helping neighbor. It’s not about borrowing a lawn mower or asking for some sugar, it’s about a much bigger cause and it all starts with a bicycle crash.
To celebrate his 9th birthday, Skipper joined Roger McNerney and Kyle Stevenson on 7 News This Morning to promote the upcoming Making a Mark on Canine Cancer Dog Walk.
A Watertown group’s effort to challenge the city’s decision to opt out of marijuana sales failed after hundreds of signatures had to be scratched off. So, what will the petition’s supporters do next?
St. Lawrence County legislators have taken a broad swipe at vaccine mandates – opposing any from the government. It comes less than a week away from the vaccination deadline for health care workers.
An inmate attack sent three officers at the Gouverneur Correctional Facility to the hospital earlier this month. That’s according to the union that represents the officers.
A town of Champion woman has a passion for pumpkins. She has been growing them for 7 years and won first prize at the Gouverneur Pumpkin Festival last year. So what's her secret?
Troopers are reminding the public to lock their cars due to a trend of vehicle break-ins and thefts. Thefts of recreational vehicles and trailers have also occurred.
The family of Tyler Christman took to social media Tuesday to pay tribute to the Carthage junior varsity football player who suffered a serious head injury in a game over the weekend and died Tuesday afternoon.
People from all over the north country are showing their support for Tyler Christman and his family. Tyler is the Carthage football player who suffered a serious brain injury in a football game over the weekend.
An event is planned for Monday evening in support of 14-year-old Tyler Christman, the Carthage High School freshman who suffered a serious brain injury during a junior varsity football game.
Parishville-Hopkinton is the first school district in St. Lawrence County to go to all remote learning because of COVID-19. It’s intended to last for one week.
Governor Kathy Hochul says she will send help if the state’s vaccination mandate for health care workers leads to staff shortages at hospitals, including the one in Lewis County. You shared your thoughts on that and other stories in the news.