A correction notes that a story about the future of 161,000 acres in the Adirondacks misstated the property tax status of the land purchased by the Nature Conservancy. The land remains subject to local property taxes. (more...)

Reporter Erika Lorentzsen reports that U.S. Rep. John McHugh was at Whiteface Mountain for a press conference with the Adirondack Mountain Club ad Adirondack Council calling for an amendment to the Clean Air Act to provide additional funding for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. (more...)

Reporter Anthony DePalma reports on whats lies ahead for the Adirondack land sold by Finch, Pruyn & Company to the Nature Conservancy and looks at how the deal will change the future of Adirondacks. (more...)

Reporter Andrea VanValkenburg reports that Congressman John McHugh unveiled the Healthy Air and Clean Water Act, which is designed to drastically reduce toxic pollutant emissions from power plants across the nation. The bill identifies sensitive ecosystems across the nation that need special protection, including the Adirondacks. (more...)

Staff writer Kyle Miller reports that three commissioners to the Adirondack Park Agency's board were among Gov. Eliot Spitzer's nominations confirmed by the Senate. (more...)

Reporter Nathan Brown reports on discussions in Tupper Lake on how to attract new business. (more...)

A news brief notes that Rep. John McHugh unveiled a bill Saturday that would curb air pollution with the hope of reducing acid rain and limiting mercury and other pollutants in water. It is noted that the bill is strongly supported by the Adirondack Mountain Club. (more...)

Reporters Anthony DePalma, Alexis Mainland, and Sarah Kramer take a look at the Adirondack land that the Nature Conservancy bought from Finch Pruyn and talk to both those involved and those effected by the land deal. To watch the slideshow, click here: LINK (more...)

In an op-ed piece, John Sheehan of the Adirondack Council urges New York voters to approve a constitutional referendum allowing the town of Long Lake to obtain one acre of protected state forest land for a well to supply drinking water to the hamlet of Raquette Lake. (more...)

Reporter Chris Knight reports that the Adirondack Park Agency says the owners of a luxury home near Tupper Lake will have to move the structure, or pay a $50,000 fine. To hear the audio, click here: LINK (more...)