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At first glance this may seem ridiculous, but when you dig into the details it makes more sense.

I must say, never in my wildest thoughts would I have imagined this could be a reality. But there are state lawmaker's that backs it.

One too many on New Year's Eve? As cliche as it sounds, better safe than sorry, because a free cab program is returning to the Capital District for New Year's Eve!
The Free Cab Ride Home program is returning to the Capital District, courtesy of Martin, Harding, & Mazzotti, LLP.…

In light of new legislation in New York, the question has come up- should social media need to be searched before a pistol permit is approved?
According to News 10 abc, new legislation submitted to the Senate in New York calls for just that...

A Capital Region lawyer was arrested on numerous drug charges, including selling heroin out of her law office.
This story is frankly so awful to me.  As reported by News 10 abc, a Cohoes lawyer was arrested by the Albany County Sheriff's Office on multiple drug charges...

Looks like New York may be following in the foot steps of our neighbors in Vermont and Massachusetts and could soon see the legalization of recreational marijuana...

An interesting article posted by News 10 abc drove home a point that workplaces are moving away from marijuana testing to fill thin applicant and workforce pools.  In a time where marijuana is being legalized medically, and in some states for recreational purposes, it's questiona…

There are cameras everywhere it seems. No matter where you turn there may be a lens on you. Now there may be one in an uncommon place for a good reason.

This is far greater than an action a police officer may take. It is controversial but also a great thing in numerous ways. Even if it is for a laugh.

The legalization or recreational marijuana has been a hot topic around the Capital Region lately, especially with many of our neighboring states being a few steps ahead of us, but could New York be next?

This is the finale to a story that came out over the summer about the Troy Police drug unit. A violation of a common known law has certainly cost him.

According to News 10 abc, New York State collected over $100 million from unclaimed bottle and can deposits in 2016.  Here I am happy with maybe getting $5.00 from can deposits, but no way ever would I imagine this sum of money from bottle deposits...