Biologists are learning more about "white nose syndrome." It's killing thousands of bats in New York - but some survive, barely. We hear from a state biologist and wildlife rehabbers caring for the ailing bats... Governor Paterson breaks Albany's silence over state budget talks... And the rising cost of wheat is hurting bakers - and eaters.

New York lawmakers approved health care spending that could benefit the North Country... Budget talks continue in Albany, where political observers say debates are the most secretive they've seen in years... A proposed power line through the Adirondacks is going forward - but without state approval. Environmentalists worry it's setting a bad precedent.

Debate continues in Albany over New York's budget - mostly behind closed doors... How "green" is wind power?... And people in the North Country can catch a glimpse of the International Space Station as it moves over the horizon tonight.

As today's warm, wet weather collided with heavy snow pack across the region, residents kept an eye on rising rivers, streams and lakes... Lawmakers in New York State are struggling to finalize the budget - even as investigators announced a new probe into the so-called "Troopergate" scandal... Food prices are on the rise... Franklin County looks at expanding its public bus service as a means of stimulating the economy... And Pat Paulsen once again throws his hat into the ring to become President of the U.S. - more than 10 years after his death.

Updates on Albany's budget debates: We hear from state Senators Joe Bruno, Betty Little and Darrel Aubertine - all believe Camp Gabriels will get a reprieve. The Adirondack prison was slated for closure by former Governor Eliot Spitzer... And saving a movie theater as a means of saving the small-town community of Indian Lake.

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