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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.

Cuomo aims to help middle class with budget proposal

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Gov. Andrew Cuomo officially unveiled his state budget proposal for the 2018 fiscal year to lawmakers and the public last night. The $152.3 billion plan includes the proposals the governor unveiled during his regional state of the state addresses last week.... Read More.

Candor man pleads guilty to attempted murder

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The Tioga County man accused of beating and running over another man in a church parking lot in Candor last year has pleaded guilty to several charges. 22-year-old Jordan Stevens of Candor has pleaded guilty to seven counts in Tioga County Court, including second-degree... Read More.

Binghamton honors Dr. King

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Dozens of people took to the streets of Binghamton last night to remember and honor the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A walk organized by the Broome County Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission began at the Dr. King statue near... Read More.

Binghamton man in custody after shooting

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A Binghamton man is in the Broome County Jail accused of shooting another man in the leg early Saturday morning. Binghamton Police were called to a shooting at the Clinton Hotel around 1:45am Saturday. When they arrived, they found a victim with a gunshot... Read More.

Fake $100 bills discovered in Elmira

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The Elmira Police Department is warning local businesses about fake $100 bills that have been used at several locations across the city. Local businesses are asked to investigate any $100 bills they receive, and use a counterfeit pen if they have one. Police say... Read More.

Fire reported at Endicott business early Monday

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The Endicott Fire Department was called to reports of a structure fire at After Hours Tires overnight. The call came in around 2:30am for reports of a fire at 701 North Street in the village. When firefighters arrived, they found a flat bed truck... Read More.

Car crashes into Johnson City CVS

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No one was injured when a car crashed into the CVS on Harry L. Drive in Johnson City yesterday. Village police say a driver accidentally pressed on the gas pedal instead of the brake and crashed through a corner of the store. No other... Read More.

Tioga ASAP reschedules Nichols event

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The Tioga County Allies in Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition and Trinity Casa have rescheduled their Nichols panel discussion on the heroin crisis for Tuesday, Jan. 24 from 7-8:30pm at the Presbyterian Church on Main Street. The event had to be canceled... Read More.

Former school, admin building demolished

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The former Owego-Apalachin Administration Building and onetime Talcott Street School was demolished yesterday. It has been vacant since the Flood of 2011 damaged it beyond repair. Built as an elementary school for residents of the village's "Flats" neighborhood, it was later turned into the... Read More.
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