One person was airlifted to the hospital after a three car crash in Jefferson County. It happened around 12 p.m. Sunday on Route 11 in the Town of Watertown.

It might be one of the biggest draws in the Thousand Islands and it kicked off the tourism season in the North Country by opening this weekend. Our Brian Dwyer was at Boldt Castle as it opened for the 2008 season and says no matter how many times you go, there's always something new to see.

It's year two of a six year project to clean up the cemetery on Watertown's busiest street. More than 30 volunteers gathered at the Arsenal Street Cemetery for the preservation and beautification project.

High schoolers in Lake Placid spent their weekend raising money for a good cause. The students were out in the community to spread the word about a little-known type of disease. Our Katie Morse has the story.

As we start getting into the warm weather, it's that time we'll start seeing more and more motorcycles out on the roads. For the 8th year, a Watertown group is hosting a day for folks to see what's new for the coming year, while helping out a good cause. Our Brian Dwyer was at the Blue Knight's 8th annual Bike Hop.

The Secretary of the Army Peter Geren made a stop in the North Country to meet with soldiers and their families. He also participated in the Community Covenant signing.

Bridge maintenance will start this weekend on the Thousand Islands Bridge system. Work will be done on both the US and Canadian spans.

A Watertown teenager is in trouble with police after making threatening racial remarks to a younger student. Police said the 16-year-old made a sign using vulgar language and a picture of a noose and directed it toward a 14-year-old African American student.

Second graders across the North Country were given trees by Kiwanis Club members.

It's a long run from Ogdensburg to Massena, but more than 60 law enforcement officials and 25 Special Olympics athletes made the trek Friday. The run helped raise money for local Special Olympics athletes.

A fourth cell-phone tower will be built along the Adirondack Northway in Schroon Falls. The Adirondack Park Agency said the company will be able to build the 94-foot tower which will be disguised as a pine tree.

The Jefferson County Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board has put into place a new program to keep farm land available for agriculture. It's called the Farmland Protection Program.

The oldest graveyard in the city of Watertown will be spruced up this weekend. Volunteers are needed to participate in the second annual community cleanup day at the Arsenal Street Cemetery.

Mayor of Watertown and tavern owner, Jeff Graham gets his Quick Draw license back from the New York State Lottery. Graham said the equipment was installed a week ago.

Fort Drum is marking national pet week with a 5K fun run this Saturday.