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Wysox man facing felony charges after leading police on chase

Monday, November 10 by Pat McDonald

A Bradford County man is facing several felony charges following a police chase that crossed state lines on Thursday.According to the Sayre Borough Police Department, 42-year-old Wysox resident Chase P. Argot was charged with one count of felony fleeing or eluding police, four counts... Read More.

Cornell reaches deal with US government to restore federal funding

Monday, November 10 by Pat McDonald

Cornell University has agreed to pay $60 million dollars and accept the Trump administration’s interpretation of civil rights laws in order to restore federal funding and end investigations into the school.The agreement will restore more than $250 million dollars in research funding that the... Read More.

Williams donates over $51,000 to Guthrie after October ‘Pink’ initiatives

Monday, November 10 by Pat McDonald

The Williams Companies made a major donation to Guthrie on Monday following their annual Drive Pink and Dandy Pink Cup initiatives.Williams presented a check for $51,603 to Guthrie’s Breast Care Fund after their fundraising drives which run each October.The Guthrie Breast Care Fund helps breast care... Read More.

Judge Wilcox suspended without pay amid ongoing investigation

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

The Pennsylvania Court of Judicial Discipline has suspended Troy Magisterial District Judge Jonathan Wilcox without pay as part of an investigation into misconduct.Last month, the PA Judicial Conduct Board filed charges against Wilcox and asked that he be suspended without pay until the matter... Read More.

Athens woman charged after allegedly intentionally causing crash

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

A 23-year-old Athens woman is facing charges after she allegedly crashed into a relative's car intentionally on Sayre’s East Side last month.According to court documents, Lindsey Elizabeth Harrigan has been charged with two counts of simple assault, one count of harassment, one count of... Read More.

Wyalusing man gets 10-22 years in state prison for multiple crimes

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

A Wyalusing man will spend over a decade in prison after being sentenced on multiple felony charges.According to the Bradford County District Attorney's Office, 26-year-old Darrin Stroud was sentenced on three counts of unlawful firearms possession, two counts of aggravated assault, one count of... Read More.

Sayre Elks Hoop Shoot and Basketball Clinic set for Sunday

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

The 2025 Sayre Elks Hoop Shoot will be held at the Athens High School gym this Sunday.This year’s event will once again feature a basketball clinic led by local high school coaches. Following the clinic, the players will be able to compete in the... Read More.

Two charged after road rage incident, stabbing in Broome County

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

Two people have been charged after a road rage incident led to a stabbing in Nanticoke.The New York State Police responded to a report of a stabbing on State Route 26 at around 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday.An investigation revealed that a road rage incident... Read More.

Spencer man facing felony charge after allegedly violating ‘Stay Away’ order

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

A Spencer man is facing a felony charge after he allegedly violated an order of protection.According to the Tioga County Sheriff’s Office, 33-year-old Phillip Ryan has been charged with criminal contempt in the first degree.An investigation revealed that Ryan violated the conditions of a... Read More.

Owego Elks to hold Hoop Shoot next weekend

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

The Owego Elks Lodge will host its annual Hoop Shoot next weekend.The hoop shoot will be held on Saturday, Nov. 15 at the Tioga County Boys and Girls Club. The shoot will start at noon.The Elks Hoop Shoot is free and is for kids... Read More.

Corning Community College offering free food pantry

Friday, November 7 by Pat McDonald

Corning Community College is stepping up to help those dealing with food insecurity.The school's on-campus food pantry is open to students, staff and the community.The pantry is stocked with free groceries and clothing for anyone who needs them.Visitors need to fill out a short... Read More.

Former Corning Inc. employee convicted of economic espionage

Thursday, November 6 by Pat McDonald

A Painted Post man has been convicted by a federal jury of stealing trade secrets from Corning Inc. and trying to sell the information to China.According to the US Attorney's Office for the Western District of New York, 63-year-old Ji Wang was found guilty... Read More.