As Grossinger’s Catskill Resort moves toward redevelopment, new interest is reviving an old question: How much did it actually inspire “Dirty Dancing”?

Levon Helm Studios says it can’t reimburse fans affected by a wave of show cancellations because the funds set aside had been spent by prior management.

Before she became a superstar, Dolly Parton played the Delaware County Fair. For some who were there, the Aug. 15, 1969, show remains unforgettable.

Mindy Brugger was killed in an act of domestic violence. Her friends and family want to remember her for more than that.

The state has given local law enforcement agencies until Aug. 25 to end ICE partnerships. Not everyone plans to.

A developer that sought to build two warehouses appears to be considering a data center instead, surprising residents and town officials.

After human remains were found during the construction of a new home in April 2024, it took investigators nearly two months to identify them. When they did, the mystery only deepened.

The congressman gave $42,800 to Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, which will launch a new fund to support nonprofits that serve immigrants.

A state Supreme Court justice said Cairo officials failed to take a “hard look” at the Blackhead Mountain resort’s potential environmental impacts.

Scams targeting people looking for immigration legal help are increasing and becoming more elaborate thanks to AI and social media.

International Missionary Community Shining Light is raising funds to help cover a $46,000 debt the church claims isn’t theirs.

Ali Faqirzada is back with his family in New Paltz after being detained six months ago following an arrest after an interview in his asylum case.

A long-delayed project at Williams Lake is moving forward again with an eco-friendly luxury hotel partner, outdoor amenities and single-family homes.

State Sen. Michelle Hinchey introduced legislation to allow localities in some upstate counties to pass a property tax exemption for full‑time residents.

Pine Plains’ town supervisor said he had not approved the Flock cameras and license plate readers, but reporting by a local website proved otherwise.

Leon Botstein has remade Bard in his image over the past 50 years. But his ties to Jeffrey Epstein have plunged the college into an “existential crisis.”

After nearly 100 years in business and five decades under Tom and Faye Sit, Eng’s has capped its resurgence with one of the nation’s top hospitality honors.

The federal agency said its statement that it bought a former Pep Boys building in Chester to use as a detention center was a “mistake.”

Anger on campus is mounting amid Bard College’s silence about President Leon Botstein’s relationship with the convicted sex predator.

Orange County officials said they have no filings indicating that ICE has purchased the property where it wants to build a new detention center.

New York’s governor signaled her ban on local law enforcement being deputized by ICE could be rolled into an omnibus immigration bill.

Lawsuits accuse Albany Law School and a Black professor of retaliation after 'white conservative' student filed complaint alleging he was singled out in class.

Many call him a dedicated community member. Others say he is ripping families apart. In Putnam County, residents are split over a school trustee’s job with ICE.

A Guatemalan man living in Dutchess County recounted his two weeks in detention. His experience highlights an ongoing legal battle over who can be detained.

A Guatemalan man living in Dutchess County recounted his two weeks in detention. His experience highlights an ongoing legal battle over who can be detained.

The upstate New York's largest immigration raid since President Trump returned to office was on Sept. 4. That was just the beginning. Lawsuits and long fights for freedom are underway.

Fernando Isaias Carranza Chuqui had federal humanitarian protection and long-standing work authorization when he was detained in July.

The move comes days after the Times Union revealed abrupt cancellations in at least seven counties, sparking bipartisan criticism and demands for answers.

The move comes days after the Times Union revealed abrupt cancellations in at least seven counties, sparking bipartisan criticism and demands for answers.

In other food news: Local businesses are helping SNAP recipients, two new bars open in Kingston, and Little Rye Bakehouse is launching an events program.

For the vibrant upstate fiber industry, which heavily relies on imported yarn and tools, the local infrastructure can’t keep up with rising costs and uncertainty.

For the vibrant upstate fiber industry, which heavily relies on imported yarn and tools, the local infrastructure can’t keep up with rising costs and uncertainty.

Ali Sajad Faqirzada, who resettled with his family in Ulster County in 2022, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Tuesday.

Immigration arrests in Buffalo, Rochester, Albany and Saratoga have dominated upstate New York. In New York City, arrests skyrocketed at Federal Plaza.

For decades, county clerks have been reimbursed for administering the Oath of Allegiance. This summer, the federal agency quietly ended the practice.

Law enforcement are investigating whether Caleb Slater allegedly paid people in exchange for donations to get money from the New York State Public Campaign Finance Program during the 2024 election.

The new rates will take effect in September, increasing the typical monthly gas and electric bill by about $22.

The utility, which separately got a rate increase Thursday, will pay a $5 million penalty as part of a settlement with the state Public Service Commission.

A judge denied Gerson Josué Santamaría Turcios’ petition to halt his deportation but gave him a two-day extension to appeal.

“Community concierge” Janet Nuñez is the link between social services and residents who can’t access them.

And Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing the acting clerk of Ulster County.

A Manhattan judge declined to pause deportation proceedings against Gerson Josué Santamaría Turcios, whose arrest prompted outcry.

Rhinebeck locals and celebrities raised $55,000 for Gerson Josué Santamaría Turcios and are sending a bus with supporters to his immigration hearing.

A retired city police officer was allegedly involved in a shooting at a home on Rombout Avenue on Monday night.

The Office of Rent Administration said tenants at Stony Run still deserve rental protections.

Rhinebeck locals and celebrities raised $55,000 for Gerson Josué Santamaría Turcios and are sending a bus with supporters to his immigration hearing.

And a federal appellate court has upheld a big New York gun law.