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Transformer Cause of Power Outage

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Hundreds of people in Greater Binghamton were without power last night. Outages were reported in Vestal, Johnson City, and Binghamton. According to Binghamton police, the source was a transformer on Binghamton's west side. Power was restored overnight.

Update on Robbery of Owego CVS Pharmacy

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More information has been released on the robbery that took place in Owego last night. Police responded to the CVS Pharmacy at the corner of Main and Park Streets in Owego around 7:30 last night. As the first deputy arrived on scene, a man matching the... Read More.

Meth Lab Bust in Newark Valley

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Six people have been arrested following their involvement in a meth lab broken up by police on Tuesday. The New York State Police, Tioga County Sheriff's Office, Owego and Vestal Police, as well as the DEA were all involved in the seizure of the... Read More.

Broome Attorney Announces for State Supreme Court

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Even with election season months away, some local politicians are making their initial push for office early. Broome County-based attorney Gene Faughnan announced his candidacy last night for the open New York State Supreme Court seat. Faughnan made the announcement at the Traditions at... Read More.

Deadline for Hydrofracking Decision Has Passed

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The deadline for Governor Cuomo to reach a decision on whether to allow hydrofracking has come and gone. The Joint Landowners Coalition of New York is planning to move forward and sue the state because they say their rights as landowners have been taken... Read More.

Police Searching for Vestal Home Invader

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Police are looking for a man who forced his way into a Vestal home on Wednesday. Just before 3 p.m. yesterday at 128 South Jensen Road in Vestal, an unknown man rang the doorbell, forced his way into the house, then held the female... Read More.

Chenango Forks To Purchase Four New Buses

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Residents in the Chenango Forks school district approved a plan Tuesday to buy four new buses for students. Turnout was light Tuesday, but the approval gives the district the go-ahead to buy four new buses, including three 6-passenger buses and one 48-passenger bus.... Read More.

Hydrofracking Opponents Push Health Review

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Opponents of hydrofracking continue to push for public participation in the health review the state is conducting on the procedure. Binghamton Mayor Matt Ryan was joined by other coalition members on Tuesday to announce the details of a letter which is being sent to... Read More.
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