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This week on In Touch, we speak with Jennifer Perris from AtYourHome LLC, a concierge home healthcare company that provides at home help for the elderly as well as acute medical emergency and needs assistance. Jennifer and I talk about the difference between formal and informal caregiving, and the landscape of the medical field in the Hudson Valley post-pandemic.

A sign on the New York State Thruway has many drivers scratching their heads.

New York State Police are trying to figure out what caused a 66-year-old Upstate New York woman to drive off the New York State Thruway.

A rollover crash on I-87 caused delays in the Hudson Valley. A child was airlifted for serious injuries.

This week on In Touch, we speak with Hannah McCarthy and Judy Battista from Warwick Cares. Warwick Cares is a community project comprised of volunteer individuals, groups, and local organizations who want to help save lives by addressing mental health and suicide prevention within their communities. We speak about their upcoming Mental Health Awareness Celebration on Saturday, May 4th, along with their Starfish Socials and other programs.

Visitors are subject to the same types of rules as inmates when it comes to being caught with contraband.

If you are one of the thousands of motorists who travel on the New York State Thruway every day be prepared for delays as a $9.3 million construction project has begun.

An "armed & dangerous" Hudson Valley "drug dealer" was arrested, but released from jail due to "bail reform."

This week’s returning guests are Samara Enders and Tracilyn Vaticano from Greystone Programs Incorporated. We discuss the goals and missions of Greystone, Greystone’s latest updates since we talked to them last year, and their upcoming skydiving charity event Leap for Autism happening Saturday, May 4th. Stick around to the end of the episode to learn how you could win a free tandem skydive with Leap for Autism!

Dutchess County played a critical role in the Revolutionary War. In the spirit of the legend himself, Dutchess Tourism launched Commander in Cheers — an augmented reality experience that serves up a pint-sized George Washington to share a story about Dutchess County’s revolutionary endeavors.