Despite state law, Albany police won’t release disciplinary records
During a quiet moment outside of the Albany Police Department’s South Station, as protesters were gathered for an occupation-style protest last Spring, a young police officer was
Clemency seekers renew their hope to be home for the holidays
Family members hoping that their incarcerated loved ones will be home for the holiday are eagerly awaiting to see if Governor Kathy Hochul will continue the tradition of granting c
Meet Justin Chaires, the Schenectady resident running for Congress against Paul Tonko
It’s a cold, blustery morning in mid-December, but you can feel the warmth when Justin Chaires steps inside Grand Street Community Arts. The women handing out free breakfas
After clemency, local man builds a new community in Albany
Dontie Mitchell spent nearly a quarter of a century behind bars. Half his life. Then, one afternoon in September, a guard interrupted him while he was making a phone call. He