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50 FEMA Homes Nearing Demolition

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It's been almost two and a half years since the flood of 2011 ravaged so many homes in our area, but on Wednesday, several homes left uninhabitable in the Town of Union took one more step toward demolition. The Town of Union Board approved... Read More.

Seventeen Candidates Interested in Vestal Council Seat

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Seventeen candidates have shown interest in temporarily filling a vacant seat for the Vestal Town Board. 51-year-old Steve Milkovich stepped down from his position as board member after being elected to a four-year term in November when he relocated his family for a job.... Read More.

Three Red Wolves Coming To The Binghamton Zoo

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The Binghamton Zoo has announced that three of some of the rarest wolves in the world will be coming to the Southern Tier. The zoo at Ross Park is welcoming three red wolves that were bred in Connecticut. The red wolf once lived throughout... Read More.

Tioga Chamber’s Annual Dinner Is Tonight

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The Tioga County Chamber of Commerce will kick off its celebration of its 95th year when it hosts its annual Dinner and Silent Auction tonight. The sold-out event will be held at the Owego Treadway and recognizes the achievements and contributions of both individuals... Read More.

Winter Storm Warning In Effect Until 7PM Wednesday

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A winter storm warning remains in effect in our area until seven o'clock this evening. Snowfall is expected to taper off into the afternoon, with snow becoming lighter in the afternoon before turning into flurries by the evening. Temperatures are expected to remain in... Read More.

Broome Sheriff: Stay Off The Roads

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Broome County Sheriff David Harder is advising drivers to stay off the roads as much as possible. Harder says drivers should limit their travel as much as possible. Those who must travel the roads are advised to leave with extra time to... Read More.

Pennsylvania Governor Presents Budget Plan

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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett presented the state's proposed budget plan for 2014-2015 fiscal year on Tuesday. The Republican gave the budget address in front of the General Assembly in Harrisburg. Corbett said the $29.4 billion spending plan is focused on education.He is... Read More.

NYSEG Warns Of Past Due Charges Scam

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NYSEG has learned of fraudulent activities where customers are contacted by email, phone, or in person, and asked to pay current or past due charges. Any payments then can end up with the scammers. The company has a number of ways to avoid scams,... Read More.

Woman Dead After Jump From Route 201 Bridge

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A woman has died after she jumped from the Route 201 bridge onto the ice of the Susquehanna River on Tuesday afternoon. Johnson City Police say that the incident is being investigated as a suicide. The identity of the middle-aged woman has not been... Read More.
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