Combining young people, technology and farming
Assemblymember Carrie Woerner wants to form an agriculture technology competition for New York students.
Drones increase capacity to inspect transmission lines
The New York Power Authority is investing in drone technology to increase their capacity to review energy assets.
Settlement with water polluter may not cover cleanup bill
Attorneys general across the country are urging a federal judge to reject a settlement deal over polluted drinking water.
Spotlight on New York’s flood disclosure laws
Homebuyers in New York are poised to receive more information about flooding risk from sellers.
Preserving a right to review following guilty pleas
Legislation in Albany is looking to reduce the suppression of evidence for New Yorkers following a guilty plea.
Employers hope to retain non-compete agreements
Employers fear a ban on non-compete agreements in the workplace will harm employee retention.
Broadcasters look to capitalize on advertising opportunities
New York State Broadcasters Association President David Donovan talks about state regulations governing advertising.
New York grapples with potential of telehealth
The head of the Medical Society of the State of New York discusses how medicine can be practiced remotely in the future.
Introducing New York’s top doc
We have a wide ranging conversation Dr. Jim McDonald, the recently confirmed commissioner for the state health department.
New York congressional lines could be redrawn again
We break down the latest news and future outcomes in New York's never-ending redistricting drama.