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NASCAR Connection To Slain MIT Police Officer

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From Henrick Motor Sports: The thoughts and prayers of everyone at Hendrick Motorsports are with Andrew Collier and his family. Andrew, a machinist in the Hendrick Motorsports engine department, tragically lost his brother, Officer Sean Collier, last night in Cambridge, Mass. We ask that the... Read More.

Record Revenues at Tioga Downs

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Tioga Downs Casino has announced a record fiscal year. The casino announced Thursday that their gross gaming revenues were $61 million, a two percent increase over the previous fiscal year. Over $23.7 million was generated for education during this period, an increase of 3... Read More.
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Endicott Man Stabbed By Burglars

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A man has been stabbed after coming home to burglars in his apartment. Endicott Police responded to 2206 Watson Boulevard in Endicott around 1:30 Thursday morning. Authorities say the man returned to his apartment to find two white males in their late teens to mid-twenties,... Read More.

New York's Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.2%

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The unemployment rate in New York state dropped last month. Between February and March, the state's unemployment rate lowered from 8.4 percent to 8.2 percent, reaching an all-time high in private-sector jobs this year, according to the Department of Labor. The state added more... Read More.
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Fatal Crash On Route 13 in Cayuta

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A UPS tractor trailer and passenger vehicle were involved in a fatal crash at about 5:45 Wednesday morning in Cayuta on Route 13, in Schuyler County. Edward B. Farmer, 50, of Pine City, was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said Farmer was driving a... Read More.

Domestic Dispute Leads To Stabbing

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A domestic dispute on Tuesday night resulted in a Binghamton man being stabbed and his girlfriend arrested. 34-year-old Jaella Davis is accused of stabbing her 24-year-old boyfriend in the left side following an argument at their Edwards Street apartment. After being stabbed and suffering... Read More.
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Greenman Senior Center Remains On The Market

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The former Greenman Senior Center in Binghamton remains on the market. The sale of the Pine Street facility failed to pass the City Council Wednesday. Opportunities for Broome, a local non-profit, offered to buy the property for $75,000 and convert it to... Read More.

Johnson City Budget Passes

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The next budget for the village of Johnson City has passed. The village approved the resolution to adopt their budget less than two months before their fiscal year begins. The original plan for closing such a large budget gap meant Johnson City raising the... Read More.

NYSEG Begins Inspection Of Wooden Transmission Poles

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NYSEG has begun inspecting wooden transmission poles throughout the company's Binghamton division. NYSEG announced Wednesday that the poles are being checked for decay and other damage. Inspections and repairs to 19,000 poles throughout the NYSEG service area have been planned this year in an... Read More.
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