New York City sewers in need of a massive upgrade
New York Lawyers for Public Interest Environmental Justice Director Caroline Chen talks about New York City's aging sewage system.
Assembly explores future of college virtual learning
Assembly Higher Education Chair Alicia Hyndman talks about the future of virtual learning in colleges and universities.
New York looks to support emerging technologies
We check in on the state's efforts to spur innovation and promote startups with Empire State Development's Ben Verschueren.
Upstate utility leader talks energy infrastructure and costs
Our guest is Trish Nilsen, CEO of New York State Electric & Gas and Rochester Gas & Electric.
Checking in with the state’s top cannabis doctor
Dr. June Chin discusses access to medical marijuana and the health risks associated with recreational use of the drug.
Ensuring time off for grieving
Assemblyman Patrick Carroll wants to ensure New Yorkers can use sick time to have a chance to grieve a family member's death.
Rep. Elise Stefanik officially jumps in
After months of flirting with a gubernatorial run, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik jumped into the race in November.
State sports gambling regulator tested by new offering
New York gambling regulators are looking to stop an online predictions market from promoting and processing de facto sports bets.
State looks to connect veterans with behavioral health services
In recognition of Veterans Day, we highlight an upcoming panel discussion addressing access to mental health services for veterans.
The downsides of an expansion of socialism
Gracie Mansion is getting a socialist, so we consider what might happen if socialism was embraced more readily in the state.
