Two Massena Central High School students receive national recognition for art
MASSENA — Two Massena Central High School students and their teacher will be recognized at Carnegie Hall in New York City in June.
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College roundup: St. Lawrence softball, baseball teams fall in Liberty League playoffs
ROCHESTER — The fourth-seeded St. Lawrence University softball team won their elimination game against third-seeded Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 9-3, on Friday before having its season end in a 10-2 loss
High school football: Lowville on the move, Class B, C adds divisions in Section 3 realignment
SYRACUSE — The 2026 schedules and league alignments for all Section 3 football teams have been released and there’s lots of movement.
Three vying for seats on Watertown school board
WATERTOWN — On May 19, Watertown City School District voters will go to the polls to vote in three members of the Board of Education in addition to propositions, including
Data centers descend on needy Upstate NY towns. Is anyone looking out for us?
Across New York, the owners of vacant industrial properties are turning to data centers.
Cleaning Blind Bay: TILT and Save the River team up for a clean-up
It was a team effort Friday morning between Save the River and the Thousand Island Land Trust to clean up Blind Bay.
Glen Park woman admits viewing child pornography online
GLEN PARK -- A Glen Park woman has admitted to federal charges that she received pornographic images of children.
After dropping a planned brand divorce, Kraft Heinz says it is getting ‘smarter’
Kraft Heinz didn’t expect cheese to be a product with great promise. But that’s just one of the things that CEO Steve Cahillane and his executive team learned over the
Deadly hantavirus outbreak strikes luxury cruise. Here’s what to know about the disease.
An outbreak of hantavirus, a rare but deadly disease that attacks the lungs, has left three people dead and several others severely ill aboard a luxury cruise ship.
OFA baseball, softball finish on opposite ends of decisions
The OFA baseball and softball teams finished on opposite ends of NAC Central decisions Thursday. The baseball team scored a 7-1 win over Norwood-Norfolk and the softball team lost to
Heuvelton baseball opens 2-game lead; H-D softball pitchers shine
DEKALB JUNCTION — Heuvelton has recorded a string of dominant wins in the current NAC West baseball season. But they had not opened a two-game lead in the pennant race
OFA laxmen, golfers fall to strong efforts by NAC leaders
OFA’s boys lacrosse and golf teams both fell to top-notch NAC rivals in Thursday’s action.
High school sports: Division I leader South Lewis blanks General Brown in baseball
TURIN — The South Lewis baseball team continues to thrive in its first season competing in the Frontier League’s Division I.
High school lacrosse: Sparked by second-half rally, Lowville comes back to defeat Watertown once again in l...
WATERTOWN — Propelled by a rally in the second half, the Lowville lacrosse team continued its breakthrough season on Thursday night.
Family travel: 5 trip ideas for animal lovers
For animal lovers, observing your favorite creature in its natural environment can be one of life’s great thrills. Here are five ideas to consider.
College baseball: Reade, RIT defeat St. Lawrence in Liberty League tourney opener
ROCHESTER — Roberto Reade slugged a pair of home runs, including a two-run shot that highlighted a four-run inning by the Rochester Institute of Technology in a 6-2 victory over
Trump’s latest 10% tariffs declared unlawful by U.S. trade court
President Donald Trump’s 10% global tariffs were declared unlawful by a federal trade court in a fresh blow to the administration’s economic agenda, just months after the U.S. Supreme Court
Gouverneur man charged in reckless driving, DWI incidents 10 days apart
GOUVERNEUR — A Gouverneur man was charged reckless driving and driving while intoxicated in two incidents that took place 10 days apart.
Potsdam man charged with DWI in Taco Bell drive-thru
POTSDAM — A Potsdam man was charged with driving while intoxicated in the Taco Bell drive-thru.
Gouverneur man charged with sex abuse
GOUVERNEUR — A Gouverneur man was charged with sexually abusing a child.
College roundup: St. Lawrence advances with first softball playoff win in 15 years
ROCHESTER — Marleigh Monroe struck out a career-high 12 batters en route to a complete-game victory for St. Lawrence University, which gained its first softball playoff victory since 2012 by
Collegiate baseball: Watertown Rapids announce Hartenstein as 2026 coach
WATERTOWN — The Watertown Rapids have announced Kameron Hartenstein as the team’s new baseball coach for the upcoming season at the Watertown Fairgrounds.
Linda Casserly, Canton’s longtime historian, dies at 79
CANTON — Longtime town and village historian Linda Casserly died at age 79 on Saturday.
Spearfish's Joel Martin, Sturgis' Mike Abell among SDHSCA winter Coaches of the Year
No. 2 seed Maȟpíya Lúta girls basketball's Ashlan Carlow-Blount scores against No. 7 seed West Central in the Class A 2026 state quarterfinal on March 12 at Watertown Civic Arena.