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Tioga Tourism Offering Matching Grant

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Tioga County Tourism is offering its tourism partners a matching grant to bolster their market efforts this year. Funds are limited and campaigns have to have a county-wide message. The deadline for applications is Feb. 22nb. There are rules and guidelines. For information, call... Read More.

Urgent Blood Drive Scheduled in Endicott

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The American Red Cross says the need for blood this winter continues to be an urgent. A blood drive has been scheduled for Thursday at the Ann G. McGuinness Elementary School in Endicott. The Drive will run from 4-7 p.m.

Binghamton School Board Denies Strip-Search

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Binghamton School District Board of Education released this statement Thursday in response to allegations by four 12-year old girls who claimed they were strip-searched at East Middle School by the school nurse and an assistant principal after an incident in the school cafeteria. Here... Read More.

New Marquee Lights Up Forum

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Binghamton's entertainment scene got a bit brighter downtown Thursday.Sen. Fred Akshar (R-52) joined local officials and representatives from Friends of the Forum, Broadway in Binghamton, the Binghamton Philharmonic, the Tri-Cities Opera and the Binghamton Theater Organ Society to officially unveil a new digital marquee... Read More.

Police Look for Man in Endwell Dunkin’ Robbery

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The Broome County Sheriff’s Office Detective Division, with the assistance of the Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division, is investigating an armed robbery of the Dunkin' restaurant, 3521 Country Club Road, Endwell. At approximately 9:36 p.m. Monday, a white male, armed with an unknown type silver... Read More.

Relocated NYC Man Gets Weapons Conviction

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Mesha M. Taylor was convicted, at a bench trial, Friday, Jan. 18, of criminal weapons possession, unlawful imprisonment and menacing for a May 2018 incident in the City of Binghamton. At trial, prosecutors proved Taylor knowingly possessed a semi-automatic handgun and unlawfully restrained a female... Read More.

Endicott Police: Fly Brown Faces Attempted Murder

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FROM ENDICOTT POLICE DEPARTMENT:Endicott police announce an arrest for Attempted Murder after investigation of a domestic incident in the 100 block of Lincoln Avenue in the Village of Endicott.The domestic incident occurred during the early morning hours of Jan. 19 where the suspect fired... Read More.

Tioga Legislature Chairwoman Sauerbrey Urges Storm Caution

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Tioga County Legislature 56 Main Street Owego, NY 13827 CONTACT: Martha Sauerbrey, Chair, Tioga County Legislature 607-687-8240 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 18, 2019 TIOGA COUNTY LEGISLATIVE CHAIRWOMAN ENCOURAGES RESIDENTS TO PREPARE FOR IMPENDING STORM Owego, NY – With the upcoming storm arriving this weekend, I encourage all Tioga County residents to prepare for significant levels... Read More.

Endicott Police Want to Question Fly Brown

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The Endicott Police Department is attempting to locate the following person for questioning relative to a domestic dispute that occurred in the 100 block of Lincoln Avenue in the Village of Endicott during which a handgun was reportedly fired at two victims. The victims... Read More.

Man, woman get 14 felonies after Binghamton search

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Broome County Special Investigations Unit Task Force executed a narcotics search warrant Friday afternoon at 32 Linden Street in the City of Binghamton. Frederick K. Felton and Brandy K. Griffin were both arrested following the execution of the warrant. During a search of the residence,... Read More.

Men Scuffle at Upper Front Street Restaurant

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Shortly after 5:00 pm Thursday, Broome County Sheriff’s Deputies were sent to a restaurant on Upper Front Street, Town of Chenango, for an altercation. The investigation revealed that two people had agreed to meet at the establishment for the purpose of selling private property... Read More.

Endicott Man Will Serve 10 Years for Weapons

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(BINGHAMTON, NY) – Antonine E. Gibson was sentenced Thursday to 10 years in prison and five years’ parole, for a July 2016 weapons charge in Endicott. "Another dangerous criminal has been removed from our streets, and sent to prison," said Chief Assistant District Attorney Michael... Read More.
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