Family travel boom is reshaping romantic resorts
Classic honeymoon hideaways are increasingly trading romance for family fun. Couples who once escaped to destinations such as Bora Bora, Santorini and the Maldives in search of seclusion are now
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Need ideas for a budget family trip? Here are 5
A family vacation doesn’t have to be a budget buster. Here are five ideas to consider.
Three projects underway in Canton to rehab mobile homes, build new building, improve Prentice Lane
CANTON – Three separate projects are underway to rehabilitate a mobile home community, build a new business, and improve a downtown community gathering space.
8 of the biggest things fans need to watch during Summer League
CLEVELAND, Ohio — NBA Summer League is often described as a glorified exhibition, but every year it serves as the first chapter for the league’s next generation of stars. From
Clarkson researchers develop artificial intelligence tool
POTSDAM — Clarkson University researchers have developed KANDy, an artificial intelligence tool that can uncover the mathematical equations governing complex and chaotic systems directly from data.
Massena man concerned about footbridge activities
MASSENA — A Massena man says he’s concerned about the goings on at the footbridge, but the current security cameras are not capturing the events.
Watertown fire crews rescue man from Black River
WATERTOWN -- City fire crews rescued a man in distress from the Black River Friday morning.
Watertown fire crews rescue man from Black River
WATERTOWN -- City fire crews rescued a man in distress from the Black River Friday morning.
With speeds over 100 mph, chase leads to felony charge for Mannsville teen
WATERTOWN — State police arrested a Mannsville man after police say he led them on a high-speed chase in the town of Watertown early Friday morning.
Lewis County agriculture shines with Castorland Tractor Parade
CASTORLAND — About 140 tractors participated in the 15th iteration of the Castorland July Fourth Tractor Parade.
With speeds over 100 mph, chase leads to felony charge for Mannsville teen
WATERTOWN — State police arrested a Mannsville man after police say he led them on a high-speed chase in the town of Watertown early Friday morning.
Jefferson County Fair starts Tuesday
WATERTOWN — The 209th Jefferson County Fair is getting set for its Tuesday launch.
Town of Massena signs off on water agreement with village
MASSENA — The town board has made it official — users who aren’t in a water district will be moved into a water district under an agreement with the village
Collegiate baseball: Rapids generate big rally against Genesee to win season home finale
WATERTOWN — Even when they’re down, the Watertown Rapids have rarely considered themselves out for most of their challenging season.
In NY-21, two independent candidates still vying for Congress
They don’t have a spot on the ballot in November, they both lack a party apparatus supporting their bids for Congress and neither have raised a significant amount of money,
Collegiate baseball: After quick start, Rapids are routed on the road by Syracuse
SYRACUSE — The Watertown Rapids grabbed a quick lead on Saturday night against the Syracuse Salt Cats, only to let the opportunity go awry.
Meet Sean Ewart, the Potsdam native advising Gov. Hochul on energy policy
Sean Ewart grew up surrounded by a major backbone of upstate New York’s energy grid in the north country, and now as deputy secretary for energy under Gov. Kathleen C.
Collegiate baseball: Rochester rallies in seventh inning to beat Watertown Rapids
ROCHESTER — After three games between the Watertown Rapids and Rochester Ridgemen, someone finally emerged a winner Wednesday.
College men’s hockey: St. Lawrence’s 2026-27 recruiting class includes transfer from Clarkson
CANTON — St. Lawrence University’s men’s hockey recruiting class of eight players for the 2026-27 season will feature three transfers, including a rare addition from rival Clarkson University.
Micron milestone: First concrete flows at giant computer chip factory site in NY
Clay, N.Y.— Micron Technology is beginning to pour concrete for the first computer-chip manufacturing facility at what the company says will be the nation’s largest semiconductor factory.
U.S. Attorney’s Office for Northern District of N.Y. to move headquarters from Syracuse to Albany
ALBANY -- The primary headquarters for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York will be moved from Syracuse to Albany.
Collegiate baseball: Rapids comeback attempt comes up short in crucial home loss to Sherrill
WATERTOWN — First-year coach Kameron Hartenstein continues to like the fight he sees in the Watertown Rapids.
Rachel Marsden: Europe’s rampant anti-cryophilic bigotry is literally killing people
People cool off at a mist fountain at Place du Trocadero during a heatwave in Paris on June 26, 2026. Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP via Getty Images
Massena celebrates America’s 250th birthday with Red, White & Boom event
MASSENA — Despite a late-afternoon downpour and heat advisory, Massena’s first-ever Red, White & Boom 4th of July celebration went smoothly.