An exhibit at the New York State Museum looks at one woman's study of organisms she thought were being cast aside like herself, but who's now considered one of the first mycologists of North America.

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- The New York State Library announced the winners of this year’s Battle of the Books competition. A test of ...

Cooperstown Central School students were honored Wednesday, March 26 for their reading prowess. The New York State Library announced the winners of this year’s Battle of the Books competition, “a test ...

Morehouse, New York is a tiny town nestled in the southwestern Adirondack Mountains. With a population of only about 50 ...

N estled in the southern Adirondack Park, the Town of Arietta, NY offers a unique blend of wilderness and small-town living.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels propose Diamond rings for their fans. Not the genuine article, but a giveaway item that will ...

The New York State Department of Veterans’ Services (DVS) is thrilled to announce ten in-person, free, family-friendly, fun ...

Palestinians are uniformly horrified at the new bloodshed, which has brought the overall death toll in the territory to more ...

Murals made by museum artists illustrate the biology of fungi, the role they play in the ecosystem and their evolutionary ...

The waterfront site has found supporters in civic groups like the Manhattan East Community Association, with president Kevin ...

ALBANY, NY (WRGB) — March is Women's History Month and today at the New York State Museum they are celebrating women in ...

Robert Snyder’s new book draws upon the stories of 45 New Yorkers representing a wide spectrum of professions.