In a 2017 report, the EPA said it could be safe to eat one fish a week from the Hudson in "55 years or more." That's in 2072 ...

Here is what the valley looked like for millennia before that. Native peoples found 7-pound oysters here. Dutch Patroons ...

Two hours north of fast-paced New York City, the idyllic Hudson River Valley hides some of the state's most overlooked and beautiful small towns in the state. City dwellers often head to Manhattan's ...

The David Hudson House, built in 1806, also served as the community’s first legal saloon when David Hudson obtained a license in 1814 to legally dispense spirits at his home here on North Main Street.

An author of three Hudson Valley books reveals his favorite sites and walking trail and sites that often go under the radar of locals and visitors in southern New York. Contributor. Forbes ...

Raise your hands if you love exploring historic towns. You can’t see it, but we’re all raising our hands along with you. There’s certainly no shortage of them in the Hudson Valley. In fact, if you ...

Hudson would not exist as it does today if not for two 18th-century Nantucket whalers, Thomas and Seth Jenkins. When the British started harassing whalers during the Revolutionary War, the Jenkins ...

HUDSON — Mr. Neefus will speak about the treasure trove of historic images of Hudson from the over 60 years that Neefus Photographers, once located at 743 Warren Street in Hudson, has been in business ...

HUDSON — The imposing Plumb-Bronson House, just off Route 9 on the grounds of the Hudson Correctional Facility, was open to the public for the first time in five years Saturday. The occasion was a ...