A moose has wandered into East Greenbush. Wendy and Phil Nigro snapped a couple of pictures.

State police in Catskill are investigating a fire that left one person dead.

Lots of people headed out of town this weekend and travel experts say probably at a pretty good price. But will the deals continue? Our Britt Godshalk tells us how some travelers try to flight right and buy right this summer season.

Another closed door leaders meeting followed by another very brief session at the Capitol.

Most of the pieces have been delivered and preparations are underway for this year's fireworks display on Empire Plaza. Our Kim Lengle got a behind-the-scenes peek at all the prep work and as she tells us, it takes a lot of ammunition to light up the sky.

Hundreds of friends, family and fellow firefighters said their final goodbyes to Albany Deputy Fire Chief Dave Tidings. Tidings passed away earlier this week from complications due to cancer.

It's been called the longest-running non-musical play in the world, "Shear Madness." And this current production has a relevance right here in Albany.

Albany police have arrested a man they say robbed two pharmacies on two different occasions.

AAA is predicting a decline in holiday travel this Fourth of July weekend.

Firefighters were called out to battle flames at an unoccupied house in Nassau Thursday night.

What would the Fourth of July be without fireworks? Albany will hold a celebration Saturday at the Empire State Plaza.

The Albany Fire Department paid its respects to one of their own.

State senators are set to work through the holiday weekend and now it looks like they might not get paid for it either. Comptroller Tom DiNapoli announced Thursday he is going to withhold senators' pay checks, even as he's uncertain he has the authority to do it. But as DiNapoli goes to court to stop the Senate from, he says, taking taxpayer money, he's not alone. As Josh Robin reports, this political fight is giving way to a long legal one and you're picking up the tab.

The Schenectady Free Health Clinic cares for more than 2,000 patients. You may remember back in 2007, then Governor Eliot Spitzer banned discretionary spending, cutting funds to the clinic. Assemblyman Jim Tedisco called the cut political retribution for his opposition to Spitzer's licenses for illegals plan. Funds were partially restored that year and almost fully restored the next. But this year, funds have again dried up. Our Britt Godshalk reports.

In his first one-on-one television interview since the beginning of the Senate stalemate, Governor Paterson sat down with Capital Tonight's Brian Taffe to talk about the gridlock at the Capitol and his efforts to end the power struggle.

Glenville Police have three suspects in custody they say caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake administration building.

After receiving hundreds of letters from parents, faculty, alumni and staff, the Albany Academy has chosen Dr. Douglas North as the new head of schools.

State Police will be out in full force this weekend, cracking down on impaired drivers and vehicles parked along the highway for the City of Albany's fireworks display.