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Meth Lab Bust in Johnson City

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A Glen Aubrey man is under arrest following a meth lab bust in Johnson City. 29-year-old Jeffrey Randall is facing two felony charges for both unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine and criminal possession of meth. The Broome County Special Investigation Unit Joint Task Force and... Read More.

Multiple Arrests in Vestal

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Vestal Police made multiple arrests following a weeks-long investigation after receiving an anonymous tip about suspected drug activity at 904 Vestal Road. Four people were arrested with three illegal handguns being seized along with drugs. 51-year-old Glen Ludington was charged with felony criminal possession... Read More.

Endicott Woman Pulled Over with Meth

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An Endicott woman was arrested early this morning following a traffic stop in Endwell. Around 2:30, a Broome County Sheriff's deputy pulled over 39-year-old Tammy Carlson on East Main Street in Endwell for an equipment violation when it was discovered that she had a... Read More.
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Binghamton Woman Arrested in Athens

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A Binghamton woman was arrested in Athens after she attempted to steal hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise from the WalMart on Elmira Street. 44-year-old Danielle Mitchell allegedly tried to remove over $400 worth of items from the store but was caught. She was... Read More.

Maine-Endwell Stadium Almost Ready

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Progress is being made for the stadium renovations at Maine-Endwell High School. After three years of work, the project is almost done. On Monday, stadium lights were installed to get ready for the upcoming fall season of sports. The lighting project started last week... Read More.

Union to Build Public Ice Rink

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The Town of Union has announced plans to build a public ice rink. The exact location of the rink has yet to be determined but it will be built in a public park. A group named The Skating Community for Opportunities in Recreation and... Read More.
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Tornado Confirmed in Schuyler County

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The severe weather experienced through the region Sunday produced an EF-1 tornado in Schuyler County. The National Weather Service has confirmed that the tornado touched down shortly after 4:30 Sunday in the Town of Reading. Maximum wind speeds were estimated at 105 miles per... Read More.

Judge Dismisses Fracking Lawsuits

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A state judge dismissed two lawsuits looking to force Governor Andrew Cuomo and his administration to make a decision on whether to authorize hydraulic fracturing in New York. Acting Supreme Court Justice Roger McDonough threw out the lawsuits after ruling that a group of... Read More.

Waverly Fire Severely Burns Woman

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Waverly Police responded to a fire with injuries reported on Sunday. The fire took place at the Sister's Family Restaurant at 2 North Chemung Street, and upon arrival, police found a female suffering severe burns lying on the ground outside the restaurant . The... Read More.
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Possible Tornadoes Reported Sunday

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A tornado warning was in effect in Tioga County Sunday evening, and severe thunderstorm warnings were issued throughout the area. The warning was first issued around 5 o'clock Sunday after tornado-like storm patterns were spotted in Schuyler and Chemung counties, moving east from Watkins... Read More.

Fire in Binghamton Displaces Six

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A fire broke out at 38 Winding Way in Binghamton just before noon on Sunday. Smoke could reportedly be seen from Main and Front streets while firefighters were on the scene. Six people live in the two-story house and all had evacuated safely by... Read More.

Stab Victim Found Overnight in Binghamton

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Binghamton Police reported a man found with stab wounds overnight. Around 12:30 Monday morning, police were dispatched to High Street for a report of a man with three stabs to his arm. An ambulance was called to the scene but the man's injuries were... Read More.
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