A new center has opened up at Jefferson Community College to help people start a new business. The entrepreneurship center is open to JCC students, alumni and workshop participants. ONLINE EXTRA: Read the official press release inside this story.

The United Way of Northern New York is gearing up for its 16th county-wide food drive. The drive benefits 18 food pantries throughout Jefferson County.

The victim of a suspicious fire on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation in Franklin County has been identified.

State police haven't ruled out an accidental cause for last month's fatal hit and run in West Leyden.

It appears that the IJC is abandoning ship and looking to change their proposed Plan 2007. ONLINE EXTRA: Read the letter written to Condoleezza Rice inside this story.

Work to revamp the existing courthouse in Lewis County is moving right along. In fact, Legislative Chairman Jack Bush said they're a little ahead of schedule.

Stinky the wolverine is back on exhibit at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park in Watertown. This time he's joined by a girlfriend wolverine named Valentine.

Longtime New York Congressman John McHugh was in St. Paul this week at the Republican National Convention. He talked about his latest visit to Iraq calling the progress "remarkable."

Fort Drum is looking to reactivate half of its 12 drinking water production wells, located near Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield.

It's not every day the most historic and recognizable sports trophy in the world comes to the area, but one of the North Country's own helped the Detroit Red Wings hockey team win the Stanley Cup. As our Brian Dwyer reports, the goalie is sharing the moment with everyone.

The department of defense says a soldier with the 10th Mountain Special Troops Battalion has died in Iraq.

The first piece of artwork for Watertown's Mural Arts Program is finished. Titled "Giving From the Heart," the mural was done on the 99-foot by 14-foot wall of the Watertown Urban Mission building on Factory Street.

Few details have been released about a fatal house fire in Hogansburg. Police identified the victim as Thomas Hathaway, 44. As our Kaitlyn Lionti explains, St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Police are currently investigating the fire's cause.

A Rodman man was among those who stopped to help during Wednesday’s fatal fire in Adams Center. The fire started shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Our Amy Ohler spoke to one man who went into the burning home numerous times to try to help the victims.

We recently told you that the next group of soldiers headed overseas from Fort Drum may not go to Iraq as originally reported and according to a report on NPR, that appears to be close to becoming more of a reality.