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Teen Fights with Police at BHS, Faces Felony Charges

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A Binghamton high school student is facing two felonies, accused of fighting with police officers at the school Monday during a dispute. 16-year-old Gabriel Gonzalez has been charged with two counts of felony assault, a misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. He was... Read More.

Binghamton Fire Damages Townhome, Displaces 8

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The Red Cross is helping several Binghamton families who were forced out of their homes Saturday night because of a fire. It broke out around 6 p.m. at the Legacy Bay Townhomes Apartments. Authorities say the third floor suffered the worst of the damage, but... Read More.

BPD Investigates Suspicious Toddler Death

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Binghamton Police continue to investigate the death of a toddler. Thursday morning, police were called to a home on Fayette Street where it was reported that a child had died. They say the little boy was two-years-old. At this point, his name is not being... Read More.
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Candlelight Vigil for Dantzler

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A candlelight vigil was held in Binghamton Thursday night to remember a man who was murdered on Sunday. 21-year-old Eric Dantzler was shot and killed while sitting behind the wheel of his SUV on Corliss Ave. in Johnson City. Last night, nearly 200 family members and... Read More.

Pilot Killed in Yates County Plane Crash

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One person was killed in a small plane crash in Yates County, NY Wednesday night. The sheriff’s office says the plane was reported down in the Town of Barrington around 8pm. The small town near Keuka Lake is about an hour and a half away... Read More.

Broxmeyer Re-Sentenced to 30 Years

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A former field hockey coach was re-sentenced Wednesday. Federal Judge Thomas McAvoy re-sentenced Todd Broxmeyer to 30 years in prison. The Court of Appeals found in August that there was insufficient evidence for the jury to convict the former coach on two counts of production of... Read More.
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Owego Women Accused of Stealing from Mello-Dears Hall

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Two Owego women are facing charges after police say they broke into a local business and stole $3,000 in cash. On Nov. 20, Owego Police say 22-year-old Samantha Vanderkarr and 18-year-old Victoria Middleton allegedly entered the Mello-Dears Hall on Central Ave. and stole the money... Read More.

Investigation Continues into Midtown Mall Fire

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The investigation continues into what caused the fire that destroyed the Midtown Mall in downtown Binghamton on Tuesday night. City firefighters spent more than 20 hours at the scene on the corner of Chenango and Court Streets, from when it broke out around 10pm Tuesday... Read More.

OFA Girls' Win at SV, Waverly Rallies for Wrestling Win

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Senior Brittany Rando scored a game-high 16 points to lead Owego to a 45-30 girls’ basketball victory at Susquehanna Valley Wednesday night. The Indians will play in the Waverly Christmas Tournament next week. In other games from Wednesday… Sophomore Katherine Vienneau scored 15 points and grabbed eight... Read More.
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Troopers Use Taser in Nichols

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New York State Troopers had to use a taser to subdue a suicidal Tioga County man on Tuesday. Troopers Jeremiah Allen and Lucas Anthony were called to assist EMS with a 60-year-old Nichols man who was threatening to commit suicide with a hunting knife. After... Read More.

JC Looking to Share More Services in 2011

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The Village of Johnson City will look to share more services in 2011. Mayor Dennis Hannon says he hopes that the village will be able to share code enforcement with the Town of Union next year and create a joint fire district with the Village... Read More.

Fire at Midtown Mall in Binghamton

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A large fire destroyed a collection of buildings collectively known as the Midtown Mall in downtown Binghamton Tuesday night. The group of five buildings form an “L” shape between Court and Chenango Streets. The blaze was reported around 9:45pm. By the time firefighters arrived, they... Read More.
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