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The amazing property in Millerton has beautiful views and many possibilities. If I had to picture a postcard that featured a beautiful barn on it, this would surely be the one I would think of. Each property in the Hudson Valley is different and they each stand out for different reasons, but the property below is in a category of its own.

A beloved K9 officer who had a successful career with a police department in the Hudson Valley has died unexpectedly at a young age. K9 Maverick, who served with the Kent Police Department in Putnam County since 2017, died on Sunday, March 19 at the age of 7 after an unexpected medical emergency, Kent Police announced.

I've heard thousands of Metro North trains, and their horns would rumble by on the Waterbury line when I lived there, but they never shook me or my dogs. I had to move to Torrington for that. I live on S. Main Street in Torrington, last week I was out...

Authorities are asking area residents to keep an eye out for a Bucks County man who hasn't been seen since last week. Dylan Mucerino, a 28-year-old Warminster Township resident, was in Bethlehem at about 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, said police in a statement. He has not been located since then. Investigators say he is about 5-foot-6 with a medium build and dark hair.

Hackensack firefighters installed a temporary shoring in the basement of the New Milford home so the Tesla could be safely removed.

The worst potholes in Connecticut happen in our large cities. Yes, there are potholes in Southbury, Middlebury, and even Bridgewater, but Waterbury, Danbury, Hartford, and Stamford streets seem to suffer the most. The potholes are popping up everywhere this week, we just had a couple of intense snowstorms, and now...

A 16 year old from Danbury has now been charged in connection with a rollover crash that happened last Friday evening in New Milford, that left three other Danbury teens injured. 3 passengers in the rear seat were not wearing seat belts. They were all taken to Danbury Hospital with what were said to be non-life threatening injuries. The 16-year-old driver was also not wearing a seat belt, but he wasn’t hurt. He and a front-seat passenger, who was wearing a seat belt, were released to their parents. There has been no update on the condition of any of those injured. The driver, whose name is not being released due to his age, is facing a string of charges. Police believe speed was a factor in the crash.

Individuals dealing with mental health or substance abuse problems may find themselves consistently involved in the criminal justice system. A program used in municipalities across upstate New York — and now launching in Dutchess County — is trying to get folks the help they just can’t get behind bars.

NEW MILFORD — A 16-year-old from Danbury is facing charges stemming from a rollover crash that sent three teens to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Lt. Lee Grabner from the New Milford Police Department said the rollover occurred at 9:15 p.m. Friday at the corner by St. Francis Xavier Church, 26 Chestnut Land Road. He said the vehicle, which was occupied by five Danbury teens, struck a stone wall and rolled over. The New Milford police, New Milford Community Ambulance and Water Witch Hose Company No. 2 responded to the scene.

WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property. YouTubers created an amazing 52-minute walk-through video that showed the intriguing insides of an abandoned mansion in Upstate New York. Built over 200 years ago, this colonial...

NEWBURGH – Colette Fulton’s passion for history runs deep, and its impact has been felt by and inspired countless people. Its roots can be traced back to when she was a little girl, growing up in New Windsor, where she was mesmerized by the beauty of the awe-inspiring Temple Hill Monument. It’s evident in her eyes when she talks about the importance of our youth knowing, even memorizing the Constitution, and it resonates when you hear about how she and former Cornwall Town Historian, Janet Dempsey, dedicated an inordinate amount of time indexing the first 100 years (spanning 1873-1973) of Cornwall Local publications, making it conveniently accessible in its own special card catalogue.

Spent a wonderful warm Sunday afternoon in March at Kent Falls. We brought our Almost 14 year old German Shorthaired Pointer out for a walk up to the falls, as we crossed a small bridge we found the heart hanging in a tree. I took the heart down only to notice it had small hearts and paw prints on it! I believe it was meant to be found by us!

There's always a bit of excitement in the air in Dutchess County (and on the internet) when a new restaurant opens in the area, especially if it's something different to add to the local selection. People have been buzzing for quite some time after hearing the news that a Korean...

Have you heard of a refillery store before? If you haven't you may because one might be popping up near your neighborhood very soon. What is a refillery store? It's a pretty simple concept. It's a store that allows its customers to refill their own containers rather than purchasing new plastic containers over and over again. Generally, the stores carry products like laundry detergents, soaps, shampoos and other cleaning products. Often the stores offer sustainable and environmentally safe products.

A caller reported 43-year-old Dennis Cornick left a home when someone living there confronted him.

Are you interested in exploring all sorts of abandoned places across New York state? What about bridges?. According to the 2016 National Bridge Inventory, New York State has over 17,000 highway bridges. Also mentioned in the survey 91 bridges were listed as. closed. When some of these bridges are closed,...

POUGHKEEPSIE – Twenty-seven new police recruits began their law enforcement career on Monday at the Dutchess County Law Enforcement Academy at the Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) in Poughkeepsie. The recruits represent 11 law enforcement agencies from three counties and will spend the next 23 weeks in the academy before going to their respective departments.

UNCASVILLE —The bright lights on the biggest stage of them all didn't faze Windsor Locks sophomore guard Sincere Monroe one bit. It's something that was building throughout the season.

The Run to the Sun is complete, but the work is far from done. Over the next 36 hours or so, 20 teams will battle for 10 CIAC championships, five each in boys and girls basketball during what has become Connecticut's most exciting and entertaining weekend in high school sports.

It's St. Patrick's Day, and we feature a new library on the Emerald Isle. The LexIcon Library and Cultural Centre in the Dublin seaside town of Dún Laoghaire is situated at Moran Park near the harbor’s seafront and houses a public library, a municipal gallery, a studio theater, exhibition and performance spaces, and meeting rooms. The building is clad in granite and red brick set in stone bands. The interior has floor to ceiling windows with views over Dublin Bay.