The Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services and SUNY New Paltz organized a survey for over 6,000 participating first responders, who gave feedback on how mental health has a significant i ...

There's a celebrity animal living in our midst here in New York, and it just won a Grammy... sort of. There's no shortage of ...

The anonymous survey of New York's law enforcement officers and other first responders also found that the stigma associated ...

Nearly 50 students representing six North Country colleges joined forces on Friday, Jan. 31, for the inaugural North Country ...

Over 90 percent of those who participated said support groups and therapy would help but the stigma is also a problem ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled the findings from New York’s first responder mental health needs assessment on Wednesday, Feb. 5. According to a news release from Hochul’s office, the assessment was ...

A new report on the mental health needs of first responders showed that many face high stress, burnout, anxiety, and ...

While seahorses might be one of the most famous animals to call New York home, another strange critter also lives in the Hudson River: the skilletfish (below). Researches shared that these little ...

A mental health needs assessment focused on New York's first responders found most experience anxiety, burnout or stress, but there are barriers to receiving help.

The exhibition-as-memoir of Linda Griggs, a group show as history lesson, Odili Donald Odita’s vibrant abstractions, and more.

Phillips, an associate professor of journalism who teaches a popular seminar on love and heartbreak at SUNY New Paltz, uses ...