Here is how our House members and New York’s two senators voted on select issues during the legislative week ending May 2, as ...

Most adults catching a flight in the U.S. starting Wednesday (May 7) will be required to present a passport or an upgraded ...

Haldane voted unanimously on April 22 to suspend its DEI policy pending “clarification of the conflict between the respective ...

Entering to a mixture of boos and applause in West Nyack, Lawler spent 90 minutes parrying questions about cuts to federal programs and employees, Medicaid and Social Security, the Trump ...

The 61st annual “camporee,” organized by the West Point Scoutmasters’ Council and run primarily by cadets, included boys and ...

Aside from local celebrity Mary Poppiins playing the spoons and Beacon High School junior Teo Fairbanks sitting in on drums, ...

Loss and grief are central elements of her edgy, experimental theater work, “Liturgy for Longing,” which opens May 9 at the ...

For many, amateur, or “ham” radio, is viewed as a hobby from the past. But it’s very much alive and more than a pastime, ...

The Beacon school board agreed March 24 to a $60,000 payment to end a lawsuit filed by Daniel Glenn, a former South Avenue ...

Beacon hosted Liberty in a meet on Wednesday (April 30), with the boys winning, 86-54, and the girls, 69-66, and will compete ...

Putnam’s surplus, including savings allocated to expenses, hit $134 million this year, a level which Legislator Paul Jonke ...

Jack Rohrs remembers the moment he knew he had to own a BMW motorcycle. It was in the 1960s, and he was riding home from the ...