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Photo courtesy Calico FilmsThe story of resistance, the 1845 killing of a Delaware County undersheriff, a government crackdown, and later, changing public sentiment and land reform, is told through the voices of the descendants of the 19th century Anti-Rent movement. -
Grant Ashley/WAMCAlbany County agreed to pay the City of Albany $6,801 to settle 124 traffic tickets, according to a settlement of a lawsuit filed by Albany County in New York State Court.
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The new borrowing will likely cost Albany somewhere between $100,000 and $200,000 in interest, according to Albany City Treasurer Darius Shahinfar. -
WAMC’s David Guistina spoke to Senator-elect Sarah Rogerson about her recent victory, and where she's turning her focus. -
The rally comes months into a series of legal battles between St. Peter's and Ellis over access to cardiologists. -
Albany Police identified the victim in a fatal auto-pedestrian crash as 79-year-old Charles Adriance of Guilderland. -
The Troy City Council on Thursday voted unanimously against a resolution that would have authorized a contract to allow non-lethal methods to deter crows in the city. WAMC's Sajina Shrestha reports. -
Schenectady City Council members passed a budget that relies on a 14% tax hike and an additional $6.5 million in state aid — money that leaders haven’t secured. -
Schenectady's proposed city budget depends on the city successfully lobbying New York State for an additional $6.5 million in aid — and city officials are already working on it.
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Albany Med's Board announced Wednesday afternoon that it voted unanimously to fire CEO Daniel Pickett III effective immediately. The Board says it will conduct a national search for a new CEO. -
Justin Chaires' election to Schenectady City Council over Rachael Ward, a more moderate candidate backed by Mayor Gary McCarthy, solidifies a narrow majority for the City Council's relatively progressive faction. -
Democrat challenger Chloe Pierce defeated Republican incumbent Assemblymember Scott Bendett. The race was one of several that allowed Democrats to retake a super majority in the State Senate.
