An effort to confirm letters to the editor led to the discovery that some letters are not a spontaneous expression of the writer's views.
You can actually do something to defend and support the Postal Service — buy stamps.Â
It's hard to know whether confronting hate is best or ignoring it.
As the spouse of someone with younger onset Alzheimer's disease, I've become familiar with the Montreal Cognitive Assessment exam that Preside…
Compare New York and Florida and you can see that science is what matters during a pandemic, and ignorant braggadocio doesn't go far.
At the First Amendment rally on Thursday, one of the attendees expressed some anger toward me, saying that in a blog post a couple of years ag…
A man from Queensbury named Mario Hepp recently wrote the paper a letter to the editor that doesn't meet our standards for letters to the edit…
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After more deaths of black men, we should change the way we think about police, and change the legal standards they are held to.
Immigrants' family members -- people born and raised in the U.S. -- are shut out from getting stimulus checks.
The crisis can cause stress, but acts of kindness stand out in the midst of it.
The negative reaction to Gov. Cuomo's intent to take ventilators that are being used for patients who need them is misplaced. The priority is …
Following the rules in these perilous times can be tricky. We're quick to judge others and quick to excuse ourselves.
A longtime blogger on Adirondack issues has been forced out of the job of running the site he founded, Adirondack Almanack.
Hudson Headwaters has created a new website devoted to the coronavirus.
Stress levels are likely to get very high during the pandemic, and Will Doolittle saw a sign of that while out reporting on Friday.
A website that has compiled information on hospital capacity concludes that a moderate pandemic will overwhelm capacity in the local region.
The young woman living in Albany who reported feeling sick but unable to get tested for the novel coronavirus managed to get a test done on Tuesday.
A woman who used to work at The Post-Star and now lives in Albany has flulike symptoms, but after testing negative for the flu, she could not …
A woman who used to work at The Post-Star and now lives in Albany has flulike symptoms, but after testing negative for the flu, she could not …
National restaurant chains are changing sick leave policies in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Daniel Lucynski of Queensbury sells knives he has forged, and for several years, he has been trying to get on the History Channel television s…
A reader wrote with a reminder that, under the new plastic bag law in New York, people receiving benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assi…
Several people responded to the story of the theft of the homemade submarine, Baby Whale, which ran in Sunday's paper, telling their own versi…
Twitter exchanges between Elise Stefanik and Tedra Cobb show their different approaches to the NY 21 campaign.
I'm reading "These Truths," a one-volume history of the U.S. by Jill Lepore, a fascinating book that explores the tension that existed since t…
After learning that you really shouldn't just toss unused prescriptions in the trash, because the drugs could end up in the environment, I fis…
After a recent medical procedure, Will Doolittle writes about the way so many painkillers get wasted by being thrown away.
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