John Camera

America’s second day of independence has extra meaning in an unassuming Hudson Valley backyard.

An event centuries in the making. The remains of enslaved Africans, as old as 70 and as young as 9 months, reburied and finally laid to rest at Kingston’s

For L'Quette Taylor, Poughkeepsie's Catharine Street Community Center is a sentimental place. It's a spot that taught him a lot as a young man and even inspired him to give back.

As the 13 colonies began their war for independence against the British, one landmark stood out: the Hudson River.

“East Fishkill is a town basically on well water and we sit on aquifers,"she said."So the idea really is how much water would be used, where would the water come from?

For children with speech issues, communication can be a massive hurdle, even when just trying to have a fun day at the park.

Taking his grandkids to the Saugerties public pool is a highlight of the summer for Bill Robelee. Soon, Robelee and other families will be able to stay cool at a brand new splash pad.

The state is trying to give families more options.

A new deaf studies major at SUNY New Paltz is expanding one of the school's most unique specializations.

Trying to decide whether to open your windows or go for that walk? The smoky air from Canadian wildfires may affect that as low-quality air can become unhealthy to breathe.