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How religious is your state?
Comparing states on key measures of religiousness September 16, 2025 Pew Research Center’s 2023-24 Religious Landscape Study was designed to paint a statistical portrait of religion in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. How religious is your state? Select a state below to see where it ranks on some key measures of religion. When comparing states, it’s important to keep in mind that some differences may not be statistically significant, due to the survey’s margins of error.
Albany Indoor Percussion Ensemble advances to world finals
Bill Webster Created: April 07, 2021 04:58 PM The pandemic isn't stopping the Albany Indoor Percussion Ensemble from marching on. The team won the national championship and is moving on to compete in the world finals. NewsChannel 13 photojournalist Bill Webster caught up with them. Copyright 2021 - WNYT-TV, LLC A Hubbard Broadcasting Company
Saratoga Springs apothecary sees rise in melatonin sales
Paulina Bucka, Bill Webster, & WNYT Staff Created: March 23, 2021 07:46 PM SARATOGA SPRINGS - Google search interest in things like melatonin have hit an all-time high. The topic of melatonin is all the talk at Menges & Curtis Apothecary in Saratoga Springs. Owner Jennifer Lamb says she's never seen sales like this in the three years they've been here. Lamb's not selling witchcraft, just some medieval looking remedies that might help aid your sleep.
Free Albany pre-apprenticeship program giving women tools for new career
Elaine Houston, Bill Webster, & WNYT Staff Updated: March 16, 2021 04:06 PM Created: March 16, 2021 03:48 PM Job losses related to the pandemic have hit women harder than men. A recent Gallup Poll showed roughly 493,000 more women than men are missing from the labor force since the pandemic began. One year later, a new opportunity is opening in Albany for women looking to build a new career in carpentry.
East Greenbush students study science behind maple syrup
Jerry Gretzinger & Bill Webster Updated: March 09, 2021 05:04 PM Created: March 09, 2021 05:04 PM EAST GREENBUSH - Students at Bell Top Elementary School in East Greenbush are celebrating maple syrup season. They got a lesson in the three states of matter, the liquid sap that turns into a gas when they boil it and then it becomes solid as maple sugar candy. First grade teacher Melanie Lyte says Tuesday's warmer weather gets the sap running.
East Greenbush students study science behind maple syrup season
Jerry Gretzinger & Bill Webster Updated: March 09, 2021 05:19 PM Created: March 09, 2021 05:07 PM EAST GREENBUSH - Students at Bell Top Elementary School in East Greenbush are celebrating maple syrup season. They got a lesson in the three states of matter, the liquid sap that turns into a gas when they boil it and then it becomes solid as maple sugar candy. First grade teacher Melanie Lyte says Tuesday's warmer weather gets the sap running.
Injured Lake George veteran receives mortgage payoff
Bill Webster & WNYT Staff Created: December 23, 2020 05:47 PM LAKE GEORGE - It's a Christmas gift to remember for Marine Corps Sergeant Eddie Ryan. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation announced Wednesday the mortgage to his home in Lake George has been paid in full as part of its 2020 Season of Hope. The foundation also unveiled renovations done to make it more accessible, allowing Sergeant Ryan to live comfortably. Sergeant Ryan was shot twice during his third tour to Iraq in April 2005.
Berkshires program uses horses to help workers on pandemic's front lines
Bill Webster & WNYT Staff Created: August 28, 2020 08:32 PM Healers and Horses is a program in the Berkshires designed specifically to help first responders or other essential workers working on the front lines of the pandemic. Learn about how the program got started and more about how it helps front line workers by watching the video of photojournalist Bill Webster's story. Copyright 2020 - WNYT-TV, LLC A Hubbard Broadcasting Company
North Korea's nuclear path and the West's response
North Korea’s nuclear path and the West’s response By Emily Chow, Anup Kaphle and Bill Webster, Published: April 24, 2013 North Korea has performed a series of nuclear tests and continues to develop long-range missile systems, drawing strong international reaction. Here is a look at some of the major events of the past decade between North Korea, the United States and other nations: See the estimated distances that North Korean missiles could travel.
How Israel's Iron Dome missile defense works
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