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Syracuse To Face Florida State On Sunday

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The Syracuse men's basketball team will be on the road at Florida State on Sunday, and a win could get them the outright second place spot in the ACC regular season. Just as important to having sole possession of second for the Orange is... Read More.

JC Police Make Grand Larceny Arrests

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Multiple arrests for grand larceny have been made by Johnson City Police. 62-year-old Deborah Woodruff of Binghamton was charged with grand larceny in the 4th degree, a felony, after she allegedly stole a purse from St. James School. In a separate incident, JCPD arrested... Read More.

Harsh Winter Affects Tioga Downs Revenues

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Tioga Downs experienced its worst-two month period for slot revenues in the past three years. From January through February, the racino had a total net win of close to $8.5 million. That number is the worst two-month stretch at Tioga Downs since the same... Read More.
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Windsor Hunting Club Building Destroyed By Fire

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A fire early this morning destroyed a hunting club building in the Town of Windsor. The Great Bend Fire Company was dispatched around midnight to 247 Grange Hall Road. Crews from Windsor, Kirkwood, Hallstead, and Susquehanna also assisted at the scene. The building was... Read More.

New York Economic Polls Show Mixed Results

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According to the latest polls, New York State's private sector grew to an all-time high, and the unemployment rate fell, but locally the numbers aren't as promising. During the month of January, private sector jobs rose to over 7.5 million, the most ever, and... Read More.

Cal Harris And Family Announce Tip Line

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It was over twelve years ago that Michele Harris, wife of Cal Harris, went missing, seemingly without a trace. Cal Harris has been convicted of murder twice, had both convictions overturned on appeal, and now this fall will be facing a third murder trial,... Read More.
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Vestal Home Fire Ruled Accidental

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Broome County Fire Investigators have ruled that the fire that destroyed a home in Vestal on Tuesday afternoon was, in fact, accidental. The call for the fire originally came in around 2:30 Tuesday. Fire officials are now saying that the fire initially started behind... Read More.

Minor Injuries In Montrose School Bus Accident

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A three-vehicle crash involving a school bus resulted in four students sustaining minor injuries. According to Pennsylvania State Police, just after 7 o'clock Wednesday, a school bus in Montrose, PA was stopped on State Route 220 North, picking up a student with its flashing... Read More.

Sleeping Driver Leads To Meth Lab Discovery

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A Binghamton man is facing charges of manufacturing meth after he fell asleep behind the wheel of a car and crashed into a snow bank. New York State Police found Cody McNeilly asleep behind the wheel of a running vehicle around 6:35 Wednesday morning.... Read More.
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Union-Endicott Seeks To Close Budget Gap

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Administrators for the Union-Endicott School District are looking to close a budget gap of $671,000 in order to stay within the tax levy limit for the next school year. At a budget workshop on Wednesday, Superintendent Sue McLeod showed her disappointment in the amount... Read More.

Schumer Calls For ‘Heroin Database’

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U.S Senator Charles Schumer is calling for New York to have a standardized heroin database in order to fight the rising crime related to the drug. Schumer says that a database would be helpful to police as they could discover use patterns that could... Read More.

Owego Search Warrants Result In Multiple Arrests

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A number of arrests were made on Tuesday night as Tioga County Sheriffs simultaneously executed two search warrants in the Village of Owego. The warrants came as part of an ongoing investigation focused on the distribution and use of illegal drugs in Tioga County.... Read More.
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