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There is a push to try and get all terrain vehicles prohibited from the Adirondacks and other areas in the Northeast to help conserve the environment.

In the wake of the tragic Schoharie limousine crash back in October, Governor Cuomo wants strict regulations as part of the state's budget.

Even though schools aren't back until after Labor Day, you still pass by those School Zone speed limit signs. The question is, during the summer, do you still abide by those limits? You may have been breaking the law and had no idea!

You think you're helping, until you realize you're getting unwanted attention that could be dangerous to you and those around you so Saratoga put a fine on it.

If you are a law abiding citizen who thinks they follow the law, probably not a whole lot to see here. If you have gotten a lot of tickets in the past. You may want to read this.

Seeing this story made my blood boil and my stomach churn, all because of a law loophole. I thought the rules on where convicted sex offenders could live were pretty strict but apparently, there's a loophole that allowed one to move near an Albany County daycare.

There are the common laws: don't run a red light, wear your seat belt, don't commit murder, pay your taxes, etc. We know these are things we should not be doing but there are some laws on the New York books that make you scratch your head.

I saw this headline and couldn't imagine that it was true. Well, it is, it's confusing, but I think I have the whole thing figured out.

I mentioned a few days ago that Governor Cuomo will be requiring public schools to provide menstrual products for women, but that wasn't the only change he made to public restrooms recently.

Politics is a hot-button issue no matter which topic you're talking about. The Governor just added a new requirement to public school bathrooms and the argument I've been seeing trending is pretty interesting.

Fourth of July may seem a little far away but Schenectady County is already debating it and what you're allowed to use for the holiday.

There's a law being proposed in Pennsylvania that is holding parents accountable for their kids' bullying and making them pay for it. Would you support this law in New York?