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Interim Endicott PD Chief approved

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The Village of Endicott Board of Trustees passed two resolutions earlier this week as the search for a new Endicott Police Chief continues. The first was to approve the New York State Civil Service specifications for the vacant chief of police position. The second... Read More.

Crowley plant torn down for Humane Society

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Commuters in and around Conklin Avenue in Binghamton this week will have noticed the demolition of a prominent building in that area. The former Crowley Distribution Center which sat at the corner of Conklin Avenue and Hall Street was demolished on Tuesday. The demolition... Read More.

OPD Chief Vinti and Trustee Morris

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We were joined this morning on the WEBO Morning Show by Village of Owego Trustee Phoebe Morris and Owego Police Chief Karen Vinti to further discuss the Village boards decision to cut two full-time police officer positions from the Owego Police... Read More.

Waverly man: steals car, collides with two patrol cars

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A man from Waverly was arrested after allegedly stealing a vehicle and crashing it into two police cars. Authorities say that 43-year-old Steven Stubbs of Waverly stole a woman's vehicle after leaving a bar in Towanda. Two patrol cars responded to the report and... Read More.

Johnson City man arrested for making false reports

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A Johnson City man has been charged after allegedly making multiple false reports to authorities through 911. 21-year-old Zachary Constable allegedly called in false reports of fires, shots fired, and unlawful imprisonment. Authorities traced these calls to Constable's home on Crocker Avenue in Johnson... Read More.

Grand Opening: OurSpace Park in Binghamton

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A grand opening was held for OurSpace Park in Binghamton yesterday. OurSpace Park is the city's first fully-accessible park for children with special needs. The project began in December of 2014 with a $500,000 grant from the state given through the Regional Economic Development... Read More.

Scoville-Meno is celebrating 35 years in business

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Steve Scoville of Scoville-Meno joined us on the WEBO Morning Show this morning to announce that the Scoville-Meno family of dealerships has reached a milestone anniversary of 35 years in service. During his morning show interview, Steve Scoville recalled some of the hurdles that... Read More.

OPD loses budgeting for two full-time officers

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The Village of Owego Board of Trustees has eliminated two full-time police officer positions from the Owego Police Department. The vote came in at 5-2 in favor of eliminating the already vacant positions from the budget during a public meeting last night. OPD has... Read More.

Fight on blight continues across Southern Tier

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Unused structures across the Southern Tier continue to come down as local leaders continue their fight on blighted properties. In Binghamton, the former city Department of Public Works building was torn down yesterday. The building, which was built in the 1920's has sat vacant... Read More.

Free summer meal programs for children

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As summer approaches and school classes come to an end for the year, many children in Tioga County will no longer have the opportunity to receive a free lunch through their district's meal assistance programs. That's an issue the Tioga County "Anti-Hunger Task Force"... Read More.

Broome County fire departments to receive federal funding

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Nearly $500,000 in federal funding will be coming to Broome County Fire Departments. Just over $496,500 will be used by the Lisle, Kilawog, Triangle, and Chenango Fire Companies to purchase new breathing apparatuses. The money comes through the Department of Homeland Security's Assistance to... Read More.
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