5 things to know this Tuesday, May 7

ALBANY, N.Y. ( NEWS10 ) — Happy Tuesday! Per Meteorologist Matt Mackie, we can expect temperatures well above average in the high 70s with a lot of sun.

A 16-year-old was charged with arson and is accused of intentionally starting a fire at Bethlehem High School. Also, Alexa Kropf, the 18-year-old UAlbany student who was hit by a dirt bike in late April, is no longer in a medically induced coma. These stories, and more, are covered in your five things to know this Tuesday morning.

1. Police: Fire at Bethlehem High School was intentional

A 16-year-old was arrested in connection to the April 23rd fire at Bethlehem High School forcing students to evacuate.  NEWS10 spoke with law enforcement, parents and their kids to find out more on what happened and what’s next for the teenager who was arrested.

2. UAlbany student no longer in medically induced coma after crash

The UAlbany student who was hit by a dirt bike late in April on Hudson Avenue is no longer in a medically induced coma. Alexa Kropf, 18, is in critical but stable condition, is no longer on a ventilator, and breathing on her own, according to her father Jim Kropf.

3. 13-year-old reported missing out of Halfmoon

The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office announced that a child has been reported missing out of Halfmoon. Natalia Andrew, 13, was last seen on May 4.

4. Former NXIVM director released from prison into community confinement

The former director of the Capital Region sex cult NXIVM was released from prison, according to the federal department of prisons. Clare Bronfman has been moved to community confinement.

5. Boil water advisory in place for parts of Queensbury

A boil water order has been issued for parts of the town of Queensbury due to a water main break. The advisory is for Clark Street, Reservoir Road and Old Forge.

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