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Operations At Wilson Hospital Back To Normal

Tuesday, April 1 by WEBO Radio

Following Monday's shooting, all operations at UHS Wilson Medical Center will be back to normal today. Harrison and Hudson Streets will be reopened as well after being shut down throughout Monday. Offices of cardiology associates, Southern Tier Imaging, Southern New York NeuroSurgery Center, Southern... Read More.

BU Pharmacy School Approved In State Budget

Tuesday, April 1 by WEBO Radio

New York State legislature came together on a budget agreement, and included in the budget is $10 million in funding for a new pharmacy school at Binghamton University. After Governor Andrew Cuomo originally announced back in January that the school would be receiving $10... Read More.

BU Professor Receives National Science Foundation Grant

Tuesday, April 1 by WEBO Radio

A Binghamton University professor has been awarded a grant worth several hundred thousand dollars for work to improve computer chips. Timothy Miller is an assistant professor of computer science, and was given a grant worth $450,000 from the National Science Foundation to conduct research... Read More.

Prospect Mountain Construction Delays Will Continue This Week

Tuesday, April 1 by WEBO Radio

Construction work at Prospect Mountain will continue through this week, likely effecting traffic between 7 AM and 5 PM. Through the week, Interstate 81 southbound will be reduced to one lane between the I-81 south and Route 17 east split. Flag personnel are expected... Read More.

Johnson City Police Officer Fatally Injured In Shootout

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

Officials have confirmed that a Johnson City Police officer was shot and killed this morning on Harrison Street, and the suspect in the case has died as well. According to reports, shots were fired on Harrison Street, which is right behind Wilson Hospital, just... Read More.

Owego Parents Demonstrate Against ‘Common Core’

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

Parents gathered in Owego on Sunday to show their opposition to the Owego-Apalachin school district's policies relating to Common Core testing. The gathering took place near the county courthouse. One of the policies being protested was what the parents called a "sit and stare... Read More.

Bi nghamton Resident Charged in Oxycodone ‘Pill Mill’ Indictment

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

A Binghamton man is facing federal charges for his involvement in a Bronx-based pill mill that is said to have illegally distributed mass amounts of the painkiller oxycodone. 71-year-old Theodore Johnson was among 24 people indicted last month by a federal grand jury in... Read More.

Binghamton Woman Arrested On Drugs Charges

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

A Binghamton woman was arrested after she is accused of criminal tampering and criminal possession of a controlled substance. 35-year-old Patrice Tillary was arrested after the Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force searched apartments at 48 Griswold Street and 330 Conklin Avenue. Tillary... Read More.

BU Pharmacy School To Receive Funding

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

Bradford County Fire Claims Life

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

A fire in Bradford County took the life of one man on Saturday. Fire crews were called to a building on Route 6 in Wyalusing just after 6:30 Saturday morning. When firefighters went upstairs, they found the body of 55-year-old Boyd Wood in an... Read More.

Tioga Downs Initiates ‘Farm To Table’ Initiative

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

Tioga Downs made their latest big announcement Thursday, but this one wasn't regarding a casino license. The Nichols racino announced its new "Farm to Table" initiative. The program is designed to support the local agriculture industry. Senior Director of Food and Beverage Services at... Read More.

Volunteers Needed For Highway Cleanup

Monday, March 31 by WEBO Radio

The Apalachin Lions Club is looking for help with a highway cleanup at the end of April. The Lions Club announced that they will be cleaning up Route 434 on Saturday, April 26th, starting at 9 AM. The amount of time normally spent on... Read More.