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The skies over New York State could soon become noticeably darker at night if a proposed law moves forward.

It had been three years since the band's last concert.

Columbia County Sheriff's Office seeks additional information in ongoing workplace investigation

Sixx reveals what "hurts the most" about the band's split with their longtime guitarist.

One grand prize winner will also receive a box set.

New York health officials are sounding the alarm regarding the flu, which is already at "widespread" levels.

For the 17th year, Bethel Woods will welcome visitors for festive holiday shopping from nearly 100 local artisans and food vendors.

A new Upstate New York poll shows Governor Kathy Hochul is increasing her lead in the New York governor's race.

A now-former NYPD sergeant will be spending time behind bars for causing a fatal wrong-way accident on the Taconic.

A Hudson Valley community is grieving after the son of the local police chief was killed in a crash.

The Pentagon’s new military preparedness initiative has direct impacts in the Hudson Valley.

The Rock Hall legends responded to fan concerns and clarified the status of their remaining 2026 concerts.

Dutchess County is launching a new 24/7 animal cruelty hotline next week, giving residents a centralized number to report suspected animal abuse, neglect, and other animal welfare concerns.

The former Allman Brothers Band guitarist also tells UCR about his plans for the rest of the year and beyond.

As part of WPDH's 50th anniversary celebration, we've been asking listeners for their favorite rock albums of all time. We'll feature Aerosmith 'Toys in the Attic' in its entirety Sunday night at 11pm.

James Skoufis shared that there were improvements and paving done to Route 17M in Orange County. Also, there were updates to a sidewalk curb ramp and drains!

Early Rolling Stones leader began months of wooing with 1962 note: “Our present drummer is atrocious!”