Recovery begins for dog abandoned in Albany, suspect search ongoing
An emaciated dog that was abandoned in a crate outside the Albany Courthouse on Monday is making her way down a long road to recovery.
‘Due to doctor’s orders,’ Barry Manilow postpones shows, including Albany date
The singer has been recovering from cancer surgery.
Albany expiring permits reminder spikes compliance
After reintroducing reminder emails for expiring Residential Occupancy Permits (ROP), Albany officials are reporting significant compliance progress.
Swift Rescue For Teen In Hoosick River After Leap From Train Trestle
In Rensselaer County, a teenager’s leap from a train trestle into the Hoosick River led to a swift and successful rescue effort.
Greenville Drive-In to reopen under new ownership
The Greenville Drive-In will reopen under new leadership. In an exclusive announcement on NEWS10, CEO of Scene One Entertainment Joe Masher said he is taking it over for a reopening on May 15.
Man who lost home in a fire looks to laugh for a change
A devastating house fire that took everything from Michael Andrews started in his basement when lithium-ion batteries that were left plugged in overnight suddenly exploded. Andrews woke up to his home already in flames.
Troopers seize over two pounds of cocaine after high-speed chase with Schenectady man
New York State Police reported the arrest of a Schenectady man after a highway pursuit in Ulster County.
Scene One, owner of Spectrum 8, to operate Greenville Drive-In
The Schenectady-based movie and entertainment company also operates Huck Finn’s Playland and nine other movie theaters across five states.
Family turns tragedy into awareness after teen’s sudden cardiac death
After a Clifton Park teen collapsed and died while playing the sport he loved, his family is now sharing his story hoping to raise awareness about a serious heart condition that often goes undetected.
I believe AI is effective in understanding legal issues with town business
I have documented and proven beyond any doubt that the recording of town board executive sessions is not illegal. The editor has confirmed this repeatedly as well, yet Anita Clayton continues to insist I am wrong [“Mr. Willsey owes many people an apology,” letter to the Altamont Enterprise editor, March 20, 2026].
