Apr 01, 2013 — Gov. Cuomo postpones budget-signing trip to Buffalo due to weather. Thirty-six to lose jobs in electronics company closure. Declining NY enrollment blurs district lines. Free filing help for low- and middle-income taxpayers. NY trout, salmon fishing season opens. US ag officials to survey NY maple production. NY state-run summer camps taking applications.

Ontario reaches tentative agreement with high school teachers' union.  Go to full article

Mar 29, 2013 — Assembly gives final OK of $135B NY state budget. Syracuse's D, Carter-Williams beat Indiana 61-50. Syracuse ex-coach to sue ESPN.NY man faces murder charge for cyclist death. Prison for NY driver who killed woman mowing lawn. Farm Rich products recalled over E. coli fears. NY comptroller says companies to push human rights. NY awards $46M for 76 solar energy projects. Food distributor to build Hudson Valley warehouse. Buffalo Zoo's polar bear cub ready for viewing. National Museum of Play invites puzzle help.  Go to full article

Mar 28, 2013 — Assembly to give final OK to $135B NY budget. Bill would add penalties for carjacking with kids. 4 in custody after police standoff at NY home. Police ID suspects in rural eastern NY arsons. Western NY man thrown from pickup, killed in crash. Upstate NY woman sentenced for false cancer claim. NY issues permit for Cornell lake discharges. "Gronk" surprises NY student with visit, jersey.  Go to full article

Mar 27, 2013 — NY to spend $28M on gun permit data. With ads, NY teachers pan test plans. Work on NY's I-87 span set to resume next week. Police release names of 4 killed in NY rollover. The dirty business of choosing NY's official soil.  Go to full article

Mar 26, 2013 — Deal ensures NY teacher-evaluations don't expire. New project set for Saratoga's 150th anniversary. Saratoga County woman marks 110th birthday.  Go to full article

Mar 25, 2013 — Police: Northern NY logger killed by falling tree. NY legislatures will need week to pass budget. Schumer seeks aid for NY's first commercial hop yard. NY hunters asked for input on waterfowl seasons.

Vermont Fish and Wild life to discuss hunting results.  Go to full article

Mar 22, 2013 — Gun rights group files federal suit against NY law. Survey: many gay students harassed. Plattsburgh dealer sentenced to 20 years. NY lawmakers make killing K-9's a felony.

VT Senate to take up tar sands bill. Vt. State police to participate in tweet-a-thon.  Go to full article

Mar 21, 2013 — The new budget for NY will include some tax cuts and extend some tax hikes. Local "fracking" bans will be heard in the NY Court of Appeals, with a decision expected in about six weeks. Israel will be a partner in a research effort centered at an Albany nanotechnology college. NY police agencies are wrapping up two days of training in Lake Placid focused on responding to "active shooter" situations. Vermont police will participate in a Global Police Tweet-a-thon on Friday, designed to highlight the value of social media to law enforcement.  Go to full article

Mar 20, 2013 — NY considers changes in new gun control law. Lawmakers say budget to have middle class rebates. Third NY town wins in court over fracking ban. 10 years later: Iraq War and the NY National Guard. New York man who killed 4 died after multiple gun shots. NY hunters kill 1,337 bears in 2012 season. Applications sought for NY environmental awards.

Teen skiers found in VT wilderness area. Renewable energy fight to unfold in Vermont State.  Go to full article

Mar 19, 2013 — Storm closes, delays schools in upstate NY. Sources: NY budget to include $9 minimum wage. NY Fracking foes: will become lobby if required. NY agency decline in disabled abuse. Ft. Drum had $1.4 billion impact on northern NY economy. Report: NY construction jobs rise over past year.

Mud watch: VT town has online map for muddy roads. Gas tax in VT. House; public records in Senate. Ontario braces for blast of winter weather with up to 20cm of snow forecast.  Go to full article