The New York State Attorney General’s Office released police body-camera footage on Wednesday from the night a Newburgh man died after being pepper-sprayed, tased and restrained by police.

The head of the Vermont Republican Party is criticizing both the Republican and Democrat running for the state’s sole U.S. House seat.

Residents in Albany’s South End are pushing back against a proposal that would develop a site once home to a McDonald’s and then a nonprofit grocery store into a bus terminal.

The flagship venue on the campus of the Tanglewood Music Center in Lenox, Massachusetts, will be powered by the sun this summer.

Wholesale retailer Sysco announced in March its $29.1 billion acquisition of one of its primary competitors, Restaurant Depot. Although the deal is yet to be finalized, small business owners in the Capital Region say the acquisition could raise prices in an already difficult market.

SUNY Plattsburgh’s Lake Champlain Research Institute has a new boat

The University of Vermont Health Network has cut or reassigned more than 100 employees across six hospitals in Vermont and New York.

Many fans experienced Game 3 of the series as more than just a basketball game.

Albany-based nonprofit Parks & Trails New York has released a first-of-its-kind economic impact report studying the financial contributions of the Empire Trail Network to the New York State economy.

An independent investigation into the financial records of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, sheds light on how a mishandled public works project is leaving taxpayers holding an expensive bill.

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A study published last month by the Delaware River Basin Commission found that the Delaware River contains low levels of the forever chemicals known as PFAS.