Though Frederic Remington became a cowboy and lover of the Wild West, he grew up in the Adirondacks and spent his summers there.

With 50 years of writing and studying in the Adirondacks, Phil Terrie visits the concept of "wilderness" as a social construction.

North Country representative Michael Cashman said he's pursuing legislative solutions to strengthen privacy around surveillance.

Seven Tupper Lake high schoolers opted for hard, manual labor this summer, learning new skills and discovering careers on the way.

Rocci Aguirre, executive director for the Adirondack Council, discusses the conservation challenges impacting the Adirondack Park.

Investor tied to property is the official owner of 5,800 acres in Tupper Lake formerly slated for the Adirondack Club and ...

How 19th-century builders connected Rome to Lyons Falls with the Black River Canal, which holds the record for the most locks along the shortest distance.

A Saratoga area land trust helped a third-generation family farm ensure the protection of its 75-acre land through a conservation easement.

Local governments can work on reducing greenhouse gas emissions with the support of a climate change resiliency plan.

Brightly-colored painted lichen moths, unlike their drab counterparts, are day-flying moths, feeding on lichen and algae.

The state has notified WhistlePig Whiskey it must apply for an air emissions permit this fall following ongoing problems with whiskey fungus.

Rebate checks of up to $200 will be sent to New Yorkers across the state to support residents with rising energy costs.