After the Flood, much of Prattsville is still in shambles. Dilapitated homes have not been touched, and many residents have left town.
The Blenheim covered bridge weathered storms for 156 years, until Tropical Storm Irene blew through, and wiped it out. Two concrete slabs mark where the Blenheim covered bridge once stood. Now, all that remains are pieces on the side of the road.
Times have changed in youth athletics. Whether it's basketball, lacrosse, or soccer, many kids today play for their school as well as for a club team, commonly referred to as AAU.
We've got insider tips from the pros, who say there's a method to the madness to get the best savings.
Young adults are having a rough time finding work in this economy. Studies show, many of them go back to live with mom and dad after college because they can't make it on their own.
In an effort to prevent deaths from sudden cardiac arrest, all 50 states have laws mandating automated external defibrillators in certain public places. AEDS can jump start your heart when it stops beating. But the one place you'd be hard pressed to find an AED is in a hotel. They're not mandated and research indicates less than 25 percent, nationwide have them.
It's been referred to as both public assistance and welfare. Whatever you call it, we're calling on New York State to do some explaining. We followed hundreds of ATM transactions that led us to liquor stores, bars, even a strip club. Let's be clear: This is not a slam against public assistance or those legitimately using the cash to cover living expenses. It's an investigation to find out why there seems to be no oversight as to where the cash can be withdrawn.
NewsChannel 13 found that the companies behind some Capital Region donation boxes are reselling used clothing and shoes for profit, or give only a portion of the proceeds to charities.
Outrageously funny commercials are a big part of Super Bowl Sunday. But one of the commercials you'll see during this Sunday isn't about laughs. It was created by the NFL to address concussions.
After the Flood in Rotterdam Junction: an update on recovery efforts, and how residents are coping in the wake of the storm.
More Americans die from taking powerful pain medicine than from heroin and cocaine, combined. That chilling stat comes from the Centers for Disease Control.
