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Rap as Resistance: Sonita Alizada’s Journey to Freedom
Sonita Alizada was only 10 years old when her family sold her into marriage. When that deal collapsed, they nearly sold her again—for $9,000. Born in Afghanistan and r...
New Colors, New Canvas - A Conversation with Nya Reebe, Our 35th Anniversary T-Shirt Design Contest Winner
For the celebration of our 35th year bringing news, culture and NPR to Sullivan County, Radio Catskill put out a call to all local creatives back in May - help us desi...
Ulster County Clerk Sued by Texas AG Over Abortion Ruling, Cites Shield Law
Radio Catskill’s Patricio Robayo speaks to Acting Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck about a growing legal and political clash between two states with vastly different v...
NY FOCUS: Four Months After Guard Strike, Prison Staffing Crisis Persists
Radio Catskill’s Jason Dole speaks with New York Focus about New York’s deepening prison staffing crisis. Four months after a mass walkout led to over 2,000 firings, t...
Preventing Hot Car Tragedies: NHTSA’s Laura Dunn Urges Parents to “Stop. Look. Lock.”
As summer temperatures climb, safety experts are warning families about a persistent and deadly threat: pediatric heatstroke caused by children being left in hot cars....
TIMES UNION: Sullivan County undersheriff says long-running FBI probe is a ‘nothingburger’
Radio Catskill’s Patricio Robayo spoke with Times Union Hudson Valley Editor Philip Pantuso about his latest reporting into the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office. The ...
Prisoners’ Brain Trust is Working to Repeal New York's Felony Murder Law and Rethink Incarceration
In New York state, hundreds of individuals are currently incarcerated for second degree murder, even if they were not at the scene of the crime or had no proven intent...
Ghost Gun Seizure in Liberty: Two Arrested After Multi-Agency Investigation
Authorities in Sullivan County say a major cache of illegal weapons, including multiple “ghost guns,” was recovered during a multi-agency investigation that led to the...
Disability Pride Month: Patrick Cokley on the Impact of Medicaid Cuts
July is Disability Pride Month—a time to not only celebrate the contributions of disabled individuals, but also to examine the systemic challenges they continue to fac...
$15 Million Improvements Coming to Walton’s Dairy Factory, State Says Delaware County Will Benefit
Governor Hochul announced on June 30th that $75 million will be put into New York's dairy factories. Walton's branch of "Lactalis" is receiving $15 million from that f...
New York Libraries Highlight What’s at Stake in the Face of Federal Cuts
The Woodstock Library may have expanded into a bigger building, but they’re facing big cuts as part of the Trump Administration’s broader cuts to public services. The ...
Trump, Power & the Rule of Law: Michael Kirk on How the Presidency Is Testing American Democracy
Is the U.S. president above the law? That’s what Radio Catskill’s Patricio Robayo wanted to find out when he spoke to Michael Kirk, an award-winning filmmaker and foun...
Wurtsboro Founders' Day Brings Summer Fun and Family Reunion
The Wurtsboro Founder’s Day Street Fair was held last Saturday, July 12th on Sullivan Street in Wurtsboro, NY. The annual celebration saw one of its biggest years yet ...
VOTEBEAT: Justice Department Presses Pennsylvania on Voter Roll Management
Votebeat PA reports that the U.S. Justice Department is asking Pennsylvania how it manages voter rolls. Several other states are also facing new scrutiny as the Trump ...
NY FOCUS: Congress Voted to Gut the Safety Net to Fund Tax Cuts for the Rich. Now What?
New York is staring down billions in lost federal funding for Medicaid and food assistance over the next decade
New Air Quality Monitoring System Propels Environmental Justice in Hudson Valley
The public now has access to crucial data about air quality around Hudson Valley. Bard College has partnered with an environmental justice group, “JustAir,” to install...
Restoring Nature: Carolyn Summers Cultivates Biodiversity at Sullivan County’s Flying Trillium
Radio Catskill's Jaime Case explores the intersection of biodiversity, conservation, and native plants with environmentalist and landscape designer Carolyn Summers. ...
Catskills Local Places 11th at Nathan's Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest
Camille O'Brien represented the Catskills this Independence Day on Coney Island for a great American tradition, Nathan's annual hot dog eating contest. O'Brien ate six...
Camille O’Brien of Jeffersonville Heads to Coney Island for Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest
Jeffersonville’s Camille O’Brien is heading to Brooklyn this July 4 to compete in one of America’s most iconic eating competitions — the Nathan’s Famous International ...
Delaware and Hudson Canal Interpretive Center Offers a Window Into Sullivan County’s Past
The story of Sullivan County’s growth and transformation begins along the banks of the Delaware and Hudson Canal. In a recent conversation with Radio Catskill, Fiona F...