Fort Edward News

First Warning Forecast Closings/Delays Snow Emergencies Interactive Radar Sign Up for Text Alerts Sign Up for Email Alerts The Skiing Weatherman Authorities say 24-year-old Taylor Hatch of Fort Edward, followed a car from Corinth, through South Glens Falls, Glens Falls and to Queensbury.

Shane Morehouse, 52, of Ft. Edward, has been charged with animal cruelty and abandonment after allegedly leaving Chubby, a Malamute mix, bound with duct tape on the side of a road in Argyle.

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A well-known advocate for animals and the driving force behind Buster's Law, Assemblyman Jim Tedisco, is now speaking out about a recent case of animal abuse.

A 52-year-old Washington County man faces animal cruelty and abandonment charges after an elderly dog was found along a rural road with its front legs, back legs and muzzle secured by duct tape.

Police say a child playing with a lighter and cigarettes is to blame for a fire that left six people homeless in Fort Edward in Washington County.

The dog found bound with duct tape on the side of the road in Argyle Friday morning had to be euthanized Saturday.

Friday we brought you the story of a dog found on the side of a road in Argyle, with its front and rear legs bound with duct tape, as well as his mouth.

First Warning Forecast Closings/Delays Snow Emergencies Interactive Radar Sign Up for Text Alerts Sign Up for Email Alerts The Skiing Weatherman FORT EDWARD A child playing with a lighter and cigarettes caused a fire that destroyed a Lower Allen Street home Saturday morning.

One month after the terrifying explosion and evacuation of a local community, homeowners are still struggling to clean up, investigators are still struggling to get answers, and environmental engineers are still sifting through the damage.

A witness for the prosecution in the trial of accused murderer Matthew Slocum will testify Tuesday, before the trial begins.

Authorities say they've dropped charges filed against a man accused of causing a gasoline leak that sparked explosions in a Washington County sewer system last month.

First Warning Forecast Closings/Delays Snow Emergencies Interactive Radar Sign Up for Text Alerts Sign Up for Email Alerts The Skiing Weatherman Charges have been dropped against a Saratoga County man accused of hitting a gas tank and setting off dozens of explosions in Fort Edward and Hudson Falls.

HUDSON FALLS A bombshell decision out of Hudson Falls Village Court this morning regarding the case against the man accused of causing a massive gasoline leak last month.