It was a shooting the Capital Region won't soon forget. A 10-year-old girl killed and a teenager sent to jail. Steve Ference is following the Jermaine Timmons' trial and has more.

Months before Katina Thomas was shot and killed, a task force was created to deal with gun violence, but it wasn't until the tragic shooting last May that the community turned to this task for to come up with a real solutions. Ken Jubie tells us how the common council is taking it to the next level to try and stop the violence.

A father and son are facing charges after police said they stole thousands of dollars worth of tombstones from a granite company on Route 9.

State government in Albany is still dysfunctional. That's according to the third and latest report from the Brennan Center for Justice. However, the report's authors remain hopeful as the new legislative session is set to begin this week. Ryan Peterson has more.

Three O.D. Heck employees have been arrested, accused of smoking pot on their lunch break.

Some Shenendehowa hockey players may have put their season on ice. As Curtis Schick reports, it may cause their season to go up in smoke.

Right at a time when people need it most, a food pantry in Great Barrington may be forced to close, unless it can find a new home fast. Our Ryan Burgess has the story.

A Queensbury teen is charged with third-degree grand larceny after police said he had stolen Visa gift cards at the store where he worked.

Two days before the capitol's official kickoff, the fight for control of the New York State senate is still anything but finished. And though there will be a majority leader, we're just not sure what his name is yet or from what side of the political aisle he'll come. Our Josh Robin has the latest on the down to the wire drama playing out at the capitol.

State government in Albany is still dysfunctional. That's according to the third and latest report from the Brennan Center for Justice. However, the report's authors remain hopeful as the new legislative session is set to begin this week. Ryan Peterson has more.

It's supposed to be a happy time but for some it's not. The holiday season can a time of self-evaluation, loneliness, reflection on past failures and anxiety about an uncertain future. The added stress of the holiday can be dangerous for with Clinical Depression. Casey Bortnick has more.

Students and faculty from UAlbany's School of Public Health are getting ready for a little week long trip, but it isn't for rest and relaxation. They're heading to New Orleans to help out with the ongoing struggle from the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.

Dan Eaton shows us how to create maple-mustard pork.