By Jason Smith, Kate Percival

Oswego, NY – Mark Barie and Joanne Wilder, two upstate leaders of the Tea Party movement, share what motivates them and their members, how their activism is likely to affect the upcoming congressional elections, and where the movement is headed in the future.

Oswego, NY – Gov. Paterson is temporarily holding raises for union workers. Transportation Sec. Ray LaHood was in Syracuse to announce a new initiative.

By Jason Smith

Oswego, NY – In this week's Campbell Conversation, Grant Reeher speaks with Mark Barie and Joanne Wilder, organizers of the Tea Party movement. We'll speak with SUNY Cortland political science professor Robert Spitzer on the week's news in Albany. We'll tell you why you might want to think again when someone comes to your door offering savings. That and much more on WRVO's Weekly Edition.

Oswego, NY – Today's Weather: Rain and sun, cooler today with a high 48.

By Jasmyn Belcher

Oswego, NY – U.S. Senator Charles Schumer says the federal government needs to do more to prevent local nuclear power plants from hiring potential terrorists. WRVO's Jasmyn Belcher has more.

By Ryan Morden

Oswego, NY – Matt Doheny is continuing his campaign kick-off tour across the 11 counties that make up New York's 23rd congressional district.

He is a Watertown businessman seeking the Republican, Independence and Conservative party nominations.

Doheny said he is a fiscal conservative and wants to eliminate what he calls nonsensical programs like TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

He also wants to repeal the new health care bill and start from scratch.

By Mike Benjamin

Oswego, NY – Health officials are joining AIDS activists to address a recent spike in HIV cases in Central New York.

Onondaga County Health Commissioner, Dr. Cynthia Morrow said there have been nine newly diagnosed cases of HIV in her county in the past four months. All of the recent cases involve young gay men. Officials point out there is no indication the men knew each other.

Oswego, NY – Sen. Schumer wants hiring practices at nuclear plants to be more strict. The governor is preparing another temporary budget.

By Karen DeWitt

Albany, NY – State lawmakers, on their first full day back at the Capitol after a
nearly week and half vacation, appear no closer to a budget
agreement than they did before their break. Governor Paterson plans
to issue another two week spending extender to keep the state
operating.

Oswego, NY – Today's Weather: Foggy in the morning, periods of rain along with thunderstorms.