Voters in all local school districts will go to the polls Tuesday to decide the fates of proposed budgets for 2013-14, elect Board of Education members and, in some cases, consider other ballot measures.

ELLENVILLE, N.Y. — Nine candidates are competing to fill four seats on the Ellenville Board of Education in Tuesday’s school district election.

HYDE PARK, N.Y. — Four candidates are vying for three seats on the Hyde Park Board of Education, including one incumbent and another who previously served on the board.

NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — Some 1,400 SUNY New Paltz graduates on Sunday were given a history lesson as part of a commencement speech that honored former U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey.

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Three seats on the Saugerties Board of Education are up for election on Tuesday, but only two candidates will appear on the ballot.

Library Fair  set for June 8

A story Saturday should have reported that members of the public opposed to the proposed takeover of CH Energy Group by Fortis Inc. were not able to identify problems until after a compromise was reached in January between state Public Service Commission staff and Fortis. The story incorrectly stated the problems were identified by commission staff.

SEOUL — North Korea fired a short-range missile from its east coast on Sunday, a day after launching three of these missiles, a South Korean news agency said, ignoring calls for restraint from Western powers.

WASHINGTON — The night started with one tiny click near the bedroom window.

WASHINGTON — Somewhere in the remote wilderness of southern Utah on land controlled by the federal government, members of a Mexican cartel are putting new marijuana plants in the earth in hopes of reaping a multimillion dollar harvest this fall.

Police in Hyde Park pull a second body from the Hudson River not far from where they found one last week.

Brooklyn Assemblyman Vito Lopez will no longer finish out this legislative session as originally planned. Saturday, Lopez announced he plans to resign Monday. Our Courtney Gross has more from Brooklyn.

Damaged cars and leftover debris are being removed two days after the commuter train collision outside of Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Starting Monday, it's buckle up or pay up for New York State drivers.

As college students across the country receive their diplomas Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is introducing new legislation that allows students to refinance their college loans at a lower interest rate.

A paramedic had to be cut out of an ambulance after a head-on crash in Ulster County. It happened just before 7 a.m. Saturday morning in the Town of Ulster.

Dozens casted their reels for the community in Ulster County, as the second annual Saugerties Youth Fishing Tournament skimmed the Blue Mountain Reservoir Sunday.

Watch the current weather forecast for the Hudson Valley Region of New York

The New York Knicks' season is over after a game six loss to the Indiana Pacers.

The Vito Lopez scandal is now starting to spill over into policy debates. Opponents of public campaign finance are bringing up Lopez's planned city council run in their arguments against using taxpayer money to fund campaigns. As Capital Tonight's Nick Reisman explains, supporters of the Women's Equality Agenda are also using the case as a call for reform.