Queensbury Man Indicted In Vermont Medical Fraud Case
A 38 year old Queensbury man is facing federal charges after prosecutors say he defrauded a Vermont medical practice out of at least 400 thousand dollars. Authorities say Van Jackson is charged with wire fraud and money laundering and allegedly moved some of the money into his personal account. He has pleaded not guilty and […]
Read MoreSaratoga County Supervisor Pleads Guilty In DWI Case
A Saratoga County supervisor has accepted a plea deal following a drunk driving arrest at Saratoga Spa State Park. Sarah Burger pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of driving while ability impaired. Her license has been suspended, and she must pay a fine and attend a victim impact panel.
Read MoreHistoric Collection Opens To Public In Warren County
A massive historical collection assembled by the late Warren County Judge John Austin is now open to the public in Lake George. The archive includes books and documents dating back to the 1600s, covering local history and genealogy. Officials say the collection is available by appointment at the county clerk’s office.
Read MoreFire Injures Firefighter And Driver In Glens Falls
A firefighter and a tractor-trailer driver were injured after a fire broke out Wednesday in Glens Falls. Crews responded quickly and brought the flames under control in about 30 minutes. The driver was taken to the hospital, while the firefighter suffered a broken finger, and the cause remains under investigation.
Read MoreMock DWI Drill Shows Real-Life Consequences Ahead Of Prom
Students at North Warren Central School in Chestertown took part in a mock drunk driving crash simulation just days before prom, highlighting the dangers of impaired and distracted driving. Emergency crews staged a realistic response, including rescue, investigation, and the emotional aftermath. Paramedics say the goal is to show how one decision can change lives […]
Read MoreAARCH Seeks Nominations For Preservation Awards
Adirondack Architectural Heritage is now accepting nominations for its annual preservation awards. The program recognizes outstanding restoration, rehabilitation and long term stewardship of historic properties across the Adirondacks. Nominations are open to the public, including self nominations, and must be submitted by June 1st. Winners highlight projects that help preserve the region’s historic character and […]
Read MoreDMV, Humane Society Promote Pet Adoption Effort
New York State officials are urging residents to adopt shelter animals ahead of National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day. The Department of Motor Vehicles joined the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society to highlight a specialty license plate that funds spay and neuter programs. State officials say the effort supports reducing stray animal populations while helping pets […]
Read MoreState Issues Thousands Of Tickets In Distracted Driving Crackdown
New York officials say more than 54 thousand tickets were issued during a statewide crackdown on distracted driving. The Operation Hang Up campaign ran April 6th through the 13th and included over 7 thousand distracted driving violations. Authorities also cited drivers for speeding, impaired driving and other offenses. Officials say the effort sends a clear […]
Read MoreState Parks To Graduate New Park Police Officers
New York State Parks will welcome 33 new graduates from the Park Police Academy this week. The ceremony is set for this morning at the Hall of Springs in Saratoga Spa State Park. The new officers are part of the agency’s 20th Basic School class and will soon begin service across the state park system.
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