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Dr. Saad Omer, director of the Yale Institute for Global Health, talks about increasing lagging demand for the COVID-19 vaccine.

Scientists are diving into Lake George and Chautauqua Lake this summer to root out the cause of harmful algal blooms.

The USA Today's Jon Campbell explains the political and practical ramifications of New York ending its pandemic disaster declaration.

New York's criminal justice system poised for major overhaul with "Less is More" legislation.

The lapsing of the state's disaster declaration will likely have immediate ramifications for the child care industry, with The Children's Agenda Director of Policy Pete Nabozny highlighting a benefits cliff that parents and providers are rapidly heading toward.

Assemblymember Anna Kelles, an Ithaca Democrat, talks about the unsuccessful campaign she led during her freshman year to restrict cryptocurrency mining operations gobbling up fossil fuels in New York. We explore what this effort taught her about Albany and get other reflections about the Capitol.

With the border between America and Canada still tightly controlled, Assemblymember D. Billy Jones, a North Country Democrat, is calling for unilateral action by American officials to make the crossing easier.

A collection of county executives share their experiences from the early days of the pandemic.

Assembly Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee Chair Phil Steck, a Capital Region Democrat, discusses strategies to ensure New Yorkers with mental health and substance abuse conditions receive the help they need and considers whether the merger of two state agencies is the answers.