Will the Legislative Gazette return to print? In this episode of The LG Wire podcast, join staff reporter Nancy Mac Innes and ...

A fun day to relax, walk around, and enjoy some nice warm chili while having a freshly grown out beard. Flannel fest, a place ...

Proposal 1 was passed by New York voters on Nov. 4, amending the state’s constitution to allow the maintenance and expansion ...

“I’m running because I love the North Country — plain and simple. I’ve spent my whole life here, and I know what it feels like when our communities are forgotten.” Said Blake Gendebien. Blake ...

“I’m running because I love the North Country — plain and simple. I’ve spent my whole life here, and I know what it feels like when our communities are forgotten,” said Blake Gendebien. Blake ...

The month of November is Military Families Appreciation Month, as well as Veterans Day falls on November 11. In comparison to the post-Vietnam war era, vets today receive more support through ...

SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, was confirmed to lapse starting the first of November, 2025. As of the 8th, its New York website states, “On November 6, 2025, a U.S. District ...

The Legislative Gazette’s podcast is back! Join two of our student interns, Benjamin Nellis and Meyghan Figueroa, and our editor-in-chief, Darren Johnson, as they relaunch our podcast by discussing ...

In this episode of The LG Wire, producer and host Alex Genovese visited WAMC’s studio to speak to David Guistina — the host of Capital Connection, the radio edition of The Legislative Gazette and ...

Voters in New York City have elected Zohran Mamdani as mayor, according to the Associated Press. Mamdani secured victory as the Democratic nominee, over former governor Andrew Cuomo on an independent ...