Dec 24, 2007 — Governor Spitzer still hasn't decided when he'll call a special election to fill the seat of State Senator Jim Wright. The Republican is stepping down next week. Todd Moe has more.  Go to full article

Dec 21, 2007 — Massena will remain a company town for at least another four decades. Alcoa, the world's largest aluminum producer, and the New York Power Authority announced a new 30-year contract today. It guarantees more than 1000 jobs and promises a major overhaul the company's two plants. Governor Eliot Spitzer made the announcement today in Massena. David Sommerstein reports.  Go to full article

Dec 19, 2007 — It's been a controversial first year in office for Governor Eliot Spitzer. He won with a huge voter mandate, but saw his poll numbers erode to record lows by year's end. Nevertheless, the governor remains upbeat, and says he's looking forward to accomplishing many things in year two of his term. From the capitol, Karen DeWitt reports.  Go to full article

Dec 07, 2007 — Governor Eliot Spitzer used his appearance yesterday at the statewide Farm Bureau meeting in Niagara Falls to unveil a new push for rural internet access. Spitzer says high-speed broadband and wireless will play a big part in making farms and other rural businesses more competitive.  Go to full article

Nov 30, 2007 — The Spitzer administration has distributed more than $25 million in funding from the Environmental Protection Fund, to groups and local governments across the state. The big winners in the North Country were two pro-environment groups in Lake George, and a new carousel planned for Saranac Lake. Brian Mann has details.  Go to full article

Nov 15, 2007 — The state's undocumented immigrants will not be able to get a New York driver's license. Martha Foley has more.  Go to full article

Nov 15, 2007 — North Country Assemblywoman Teresa Sayward says she's delighted that Governor Spitzer abandoned his driver's license plan. But the Republican from Willsboro also says she's ready to offer an olive branch to the Democratic governor. Sayward spoke last night with Brian Mann.  Go to full article

Nov 01, 2007 — The Spitzer Administration is poised to announce a rule change that would ban outdoor trash burning in New York. The new regulation would include backyard burn barrels and non-organic farm waste. The New York Farm Bureau has blocked a bill to do the same thing for more than a decade. But the plan has caught the group unaware. David Sommerstein reports.  Go to full article

Oct 31, 2007 — Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton gave Governor Eliot Spitzer's effort to allow illegal immigrants to apply for state driver's licenses some cover in last night's debate. Martha Foley has more.  Go to full article

Oct 30, 2007 — Governor Spitzer's changes to his driver's license plan for immigrants, announced over the weekend, has not done much to quell the opposition from Republicans in state government. One, Assembly Minority Leader Jim Tedisco, calls the plan "smoke and mirrors." Karen DeWitt reports.  Go to full article