Corey James

As this year's legislative session winds down, many bills are waiting for action, including one that would change how New York treats adults who buy sex from minors, compared to federal law.

The Victims Protection and Child Sex Buyer Accountability Act has passed both chambers.

As Americans say religion is gaining influence in public life, some Capital Region faith leaders are wrestling with how to keep politics from tearing their congregations apart.

The seat is up for grabs after Republican Assemblyman Chris Tague decided to run for the 51st state Senate seat. The Democratic primary features Janet Tweed, who lost a close race to Tague in 2024, along with Mary Finneran and Thomas Boomhower.

When many people think about organ donation, they picture adults spending years on a waiting list, filling time with treatment until the call finally comes.

A chief academic officer and students weigh whether Regents still reflect real skills and future goals.

As Pride celebrations take place across New York, local LGBTQIA+ organizations say the party atmosphere masks a harder reality: demand for services is rising while the funding behind those programs grows more complicated.

LGBTQIA+ community organizations see rising demand as donations grow, but federal housing changes raise new worries.

As Saratoga Springs firefighters describe how they kept a deadly harness track barn fire from spreading, New York's Gaming Commission says it is now reviewing barn and stable safety practices and how regulators oversee compliance at racetracks.

He now leads Fostering Minds, helping other students turn setbacks into lifelong success.