Scotta Gray News Today

WATERTOWN — During a press conference Wednesday, Rep. Claudia L. Tenney was endorsed by former Immigration and Customs Enforcement leader Thomas Homan.

ALBANY — Lawmakers passed the last bills that make up the state budget on Saturday, finalizing what proved to be a nearly three-week-overdue spending plan.

ALBANY — The first three bills that make up the state budget have been released and voted on by the legislature.

WATERTOWN — A mother of a 4-year-old boy had no idea that a registered sex offender who was convicted of sexually abusing three children was living next to her and

ALBANY — New York’s Republican lawmakers want to pass legislation that would make it easier for property owners to remove squatters, or people who have moved into their home without

ALBANY — New York’s Republican lawmakers want to pass legislation that would make it easier for property owners to remove squatters, or people who have moved into their home without

MASSENA — Massena Department of Public Works Superintendent Marty G. Miller has outlined what he calls an “aggressive” plan for street repair this year, but he says that will be

All things maple will be spotlighted as Maple Weekends are celebrated across the state this weekend and next.

ALBANY — The state legislature on Wednesday voted to approve a new set of congressional maps for New York, taking much of what was included in the Independent Redistricting Commission

BROWNVILLE — Attorney Justin F. Brotherton announced Monday that he will be seeking the Republican and Conservative party lines in an upcoming campaign for the Jefferson County Family Court judge