hudson river

Imagine you're walking along the river banks of the Hudson and see something that looks like it could be a body. Usually, it turns out to be a loose article of clothing or a tree branch, but in this case, it was in fact the body of a deceased man.  Police responded to a call Wednesday afternoon from someone who claimed they saw the remains of a man in the Hudson River and shortly after, they recov

There was a cool sight in the Capital Region this weekend along the Hudson River. A harbor seal was spotted by a resident.

After taking an unplanned winter cruise on the Hudson, the Rusty Anchor will be no more.

Over a month ago, a barge, tug boat and the Captain JP broke free and headed down the Hudson river. The Captain JP was wedged beneath a bridge for hours and now they have assessed the damage.

BREAKING NEWS: A part of the Hudson River near Troy has become quite the scene this morning making for a messy commute.  Multiple Troy bridges have been closed after two runaway boats collided with a barge, believed to The Rusty Anchor. One of the boats that became dislodged due to fast moving water, was the legendary Captain JP Cruise line. We talked to owner of the Captain JP , Jim Pledger, this

Barry is heading to Lake Champlain on a trip in memory of his wife, Dolores. He made a stop at the Hyde Park Marina earlier this week.

We just sold out our Dutch Apple Cruise with Walker Hayes, so let's get ready for another great sunset sail on the Hudson River!

The dive team from the Corinth Fire Department is comprised of 11 local volunteers and they're being hailed as heroes for their impressive work over the weekend.  Dillon Wilson, from Corinth, lost his leg to an infection after a motorcycle accident back in 2015. He'd been fitted with a very costly $127,000 prosthetic leg ever since, but lost that one on Friday when he was jet skiing on the Hudson

We have always known the Hudson River was not the cleanest and recent tests have revealed a multitude of substances in the water.

Usually when I think to go swimming, it's not in the Hudson River and not in beginning of December- to one New York man none of that mattered.

I am all for progress and making downtown Albany more accessible to increase tourism, but part of me thinks this is a colossal waste of money. I know it doesn't matter what I think but I wish they took the money they are going to use for this gondola for a better mass transit service from Saratoga County to downtown Albany...

Many people in the Capital Region will say the Hudson River is flat out disgusting. Regardless of everything from before, there is now a lot of sewage polluting it.