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No, tattoos will not be illegal in New York. Officials are speaking out regarding fake New York State press release circulating on social media,

Seriously, you need to stop doing these things before no one shows up the next time you invite people over for a cookout.

How many different businesses have called this location home in Poughkeepsie, NY?

A former NYPD recruit finds himself on the wrong side of the law, stealing tens of thousands from unsuspecting customers. It's a real jaw-dropper.

The wrestler is facing a battery charge following an alleged confrontation with a neighbor inside his apartment building.

Putnam County SPCA officers responded to multiple calls about dogs left in hot cars during recent warm spring days.

Get ready for a fun-filled day at Kingston Plaza, where families can connect with the heroes in blue and enjoy some hands-on activities.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a dramatic drop in gun violence in three Hudson Valley communities, including Middletown, Kingston, and the City of Newburgh.

I’ve always wanted to go on a guided alpaca walk! This sounds like something fun to do with the entire family and friend group especially if you’re an animal lover.

Remains of 44 colonial soldiers, that were found during construction in Lake George in 2019, will be laid to rest in a historic ceremony on May 20th, 2026.

Once it opens, residents can stop by this new wine and liquor store in Highland to pick up the perfect gifts for birthdays, anniversaries and celebrations.

President Trump will be visiting the Hudson Valley on one of the busiest travel days of the year. We've mapped out the areas you may want to avoid this Friday.

At military funerals, the folding of the flag is a solemn ritual. It’s more than just a flag; it’s a heartfelt tribute to a life dedicated to service.

This Friday, the Hudson Valley’s healthcare workers are ready to take a stand for fair wages and benefits—it's a movement that hits home for many.

Police departments across the Hudson Valley are warning residents about scammers posing as law enforcement officers.