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The Bigfoot Researchers of the Hudson Valley were called to investigate strange activity at a Pine Plains property and caught something strange on camera. Does Bigfoot exists or is it something more paranormal?

The Hudson Valley and the NYPD are mourning the unexpected loss of a young police officer from the region.

Police are asking for help as they look for five people who beat up a grandfather who was trying to help an assault victim in broad daylight.

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Sports stars and entertainers would perform at this historic, Hudson Valley country club.

Halloween may still be weeks away, but one of the Hudson Valley's most popular haunted attractions has already revealed its terrifying 2026 theme.

Being in both bands at the same time was not an option.

Grab your platform shoes and step into a visual time capsule featuring 79 photos of everyday 1970s fashion in all its wild, unfiltered, and unforgettable glory.

If you're a regular at one popular Stewart's Shops location in Upstate New York, it's time to start planning a new stop for your morning coffee or ice cream run.

The Double Trouble Double Vision trek spans nearly 20 dates through the end of August.

Red Rocker invites his counterpart to join his band for Las Vegas residency, even it’s just to compare the shows.

Second trip to the Top 10 came courtesy of a glammed-up pop metal band with hooks almost as big as their teased-out hair.

July 22 is now Tyler Adams Day in Wappingers — and the US Men's National Team captain spent it exactly where his story started, on a field in his own backyard.

A daycare worker is facing charges after police say she physically disciplined a young child who was in her care in the Hudson Valley, NY.

Jon Bon Jovi was clearly struggling during the shortened performance.

Tuesday's storm didn't just rattle windows in Westchester — it actually put a tornado on the ground, and meteorologists have the radar data to prove it.

More than 11,500 confirmed and suspected cases are now tied to the "explosive diarrhea" outbreak, but officials still don't know what's causing it.