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Governor Kathy Hochul visited with local education leaders in Spencerport on Friday for a roundtable discussion on the statewide bell-to-bell ban on internet-enabled devices in schools.

The U.S. attorney in Albany is looking into James' civil cases against President Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association.

After Congressional Republicans passed the One Big Beautiful Bill last month, members have returned to their home districts, where some lawmakers have been discussing the tax and spending package with constituents. WAMC’s Andrew Waite spoke with the New York Public News Network’s Jimmy Vielkind about how the politics around the law are playing out in upstate New York.

Trump's recent EO on homelessness and mental health may incentivize states like New York, which have already expanded forced treatment, to increase the practice.

On Wednesday, a federal court hearing on a lawsuit involving New York’s self-directed home care program was derailed by hackers.

New York State is currently taking comments on its draft transportation master plan. WAMC’s Andrew Waite discussed the plan and its importance with the New York Public News Network’s Jimmy Vielkind.

Legislation that to ban the use of masks by ICE agents is being pushed by a multi-state coalition of state legislators including New York's own Senator Pat Fahy.

The Seneca Nation announced its purchase of the team Tuesday, calling "a new day for lacrosse in Rochester."

The Democratic governor said she was “tired of fighting with my hand tied behind my back.”

Rep. Mike Lawler and other Republicans hope voters care more about the money in their pocket than cuts to health care systems.