Hudson Valley Post

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

The team at NY Life had a fun ice cream truck on site called License to Chill, free food inside of their office and good vibes all around!

New York has been allocated $2.7 Million in Conservation Partnership Program Grants, with nearly $900,000 headed to the Hudson Valley.

Could a Hudson Valley Christmas tree be headed to Rockefeller Center? One town just cleared up a big rumor, while another is now at the center of a new one.

A 92-year-old woman crashed her car into a medical facility in the Hudson Valley.

Dave Portnoy's latest Hudson Valley pizza stop was at a newer Fishkill pizzeria, and let's just say...he REALLY liked this one.

What started as a traffic violation check ended with State Police finding heroin and making a felony arrest in Harrison.

A father and son are accused of intentionally causing over $7,000 in damage at a golf course in Dutchess County.

Your regional fall flavor preference probably says something about where you live and what grows nearby.

A routine traffic stop in Newburgh quickly turned into a chaotic confrontation, police say. One officer was injured and the suspect faces several charges.

Central Hudson has a special message for customers after a massive weekend storm.

We now know more about what allegedly happened inside a Hudson Valley jail that led to two corrections officers being arrested.

An upstate New York school district is the latest to end its varsity football season. This is a growing problem across New York State.

A Stewart's Shops employee suffered serious injuries after a car crashed into the convenience store.

Before you pack away your patio furniture for winter, you’ll want to make sure this sneaky pest isn’t coming along for the ride.

It was a chaotic day for students at three Hudson Valley school districts after separate emergencies forced evacuations and early dismissals.

New York State Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a new program offering rebates for buying qualifying lawn equipment.

Hardy mums are supposed to be perennial plants, so why are we all forced to buy them every year?

It's exciting that this new wine and liquor store is located right on Route 44/55 in Highland! This makes it a great place to stop by since it's near other locally owned businesses in the area.

The Hudson Valley's got something spooky for every age, whether you're into family-friendly festivities or grown-up ghost stories.

Since the statewide to educate New Yorkers about the EAP relief program more than 21,000 applications have been submitted from residents hopeful for savings.