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Parking garages will now be inspected

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All parking garages in the state of New York will now be the focus of regular structural inspections thanks to joint legislation by local representatives Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo and Senator Tom O’Mara. The Department of State will draft the new regulations. Lupardo and O’Mara... Read More.

Courtship Tales at Binghamton Zoo

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The Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park is inviting adults to come learn about animal mating and courtship rituals on February 11 and 12. Couples will be escorted by a tour guide throughout the zoo in heated vans, learning about how animals... Read More.

Dunkin Donuts in Apalachin closed today

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 The Dunkin Donuts in Apalachin is closed today. State Police and members of the Tioga County Sheriff's Office were searching the property this morning. They did not comment on their investigation, but customers of the store have told us it appears that the restaurant... Read More.

Winter Storm Warning Monday-Tuesday

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A winter storm warning is in effect for our entire listening area from 1pm Monday until 1pm Tuesday. The National Weather Service says heavy, wet snow will move into our area this afternoon and continue through tomorrow morning. A total of 4-9 inches is possible, especially... Read More.

Local rallies support Women’s March Saturday

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More than 2,000 people showed up in Binghamton Saturday for a rally to support the Women's March in Washington, DC. The event started in Martin Luther King Park before finishing outside the Broome County Courthouse. Binghamton was one of more than 300 cities around the... Read More.

Drug and Alcohol Facts Week in local high schools

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Students at some high schools in Tioga County will learn the truth about the ill effects of drug use starting today thanks to the efforts of a local drug prevention organization. Throughout the week, which is called National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, students get... Read More.

Fire in Owego Thursday

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No one was injured in a kitchen fire last night on upper North Avenue in Owego. The call came in around 5:30pm for a working structure fire at the building, between East/West Avenues and Talcott Street. Owego firefighters had the fire... Read More.

Ithaca man declared unfit for trial

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The man accused of fatally shooting a Candor man in Ithaca has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial. 38-year-old Justin Barkley is accused of shooting William Schumacher in the parking lot of the Ithaca Walmart on Dec. 19 and then running him over.... Read More.

Ti-Ahwaga Players to hold Lollapalooza on Jan. 28

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The Ti-Ahwaga Community Players will host their annual fundraiser, "Lollapalooza," on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 7pm. The event will feature a wine and beer tasting, a buffet dinner, and live music. A variety of silent auction items will be available for... Read More.

Akshar releases another survey for residents

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Once again, Senator Fred Akshar wants to hear from you. The senator's office has launched another Community Voice Survey, asking constituents across the 52nd Senate District to weigh in on several topics. "I've pledged to the people to be both accessible and... Read More.

SUNY Broome to host public voice event

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All are invited to attend a special public voice event at SUNY Broome tonight from 6:30-8:30 in the Decker Health Sciences Building. SUNY Broome's Center for Civic Engagement wants to hear from local community members what the top three legislative priorities... Read More.
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