As Republicans fear losing their narrow House majority in the upcoming midterms, GOP leaders in some states are discussing redrawing Congressional district boundaries to give their party an advantage in 2026. In…
Day: August 1, 2025
Fewer Cars or Expanded Highways? A Battle for New York’s Future on the Road
The battle over roadway expansion is playing out in an obscure but important planning document, with transit and environmental advocates pushing for fewer cars in the draft New York State Transportation Master Plan. A…
State Proposal Draws Concern Over Potential to Release Offenders of Violent Crimes
A new proposal from the New York Board of Parole could change the review process for those convicted for crimes as a minor, but concerns have been raised by supporters and detractors…
Corporation for Public Broadcasting Says It’s Shutting Down
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the conduit for federal funds to NPR and PBS, announced on Friday that it is beginning to wind down its operations given President Trump has signed a…
New Colors, New Canvas – A Conversation with Nya Reebe, Our 35th Anniversary T-Shirt Design Contest Winner
For the celebration of our 35th year of bringing news, culture and NPR to Sullivan County and beyond, Radio Catskill put out a call to all local creatives in May 2025 –…
New York Lawmakers Sign Letter Urging Humanitarian Aid to Enter Gaza
A group of Hudson Valley lawmakers signed onto a letter on July 26 calling for immediate and unrestricted humanitarian aid to enter Gaza. The letter, led by New York Attorney General Letitia…