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TC Arts Council Sets Fall Workshops

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The Tioga County Council on the Arts has begun their season of Fall Workshops. Workshops range from courses on illustration to harmonica lessons, and even building gingerbread houses later in the season. Abbey Hendrickson of the Council on the Arts spoke with News Radio... Read More.

Federal Judge Throws Out Gander Mountain Lawsuit

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A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit that was filed against Gander Mountain by the husband of a woman killed in the shootings at the American Civic Association in 2009. Samir Muhammad Al-Salihi's wife, Lyala Salman Khalil, was among the thirteen killed during... Read More.
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Johnson City Boy Scouts Find New Home

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After a local church expelled the Boy Scout and Cub Scout groups of Johnson City, the scouts have found a new home. Primitive Methodist church, the former meeting place of the troops, cut ties with the Boy Scouts once the organization changed their policy... Read More.

Arrest Made In Police Officer Hit And Run

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An arrest has been made following Monday's hit-and-run of a police officer. Just after 7:30 Monday morning, Binghamton Police Captain John Chapman was crossing the street at the intersection of Washington Street and North Shore Drive in Binghamton, when a pickup truck traveling south... Read More.

Police Arrest Suspect In Convenience Store Robberies

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The Elmira man wanted for robbing two convenience stores in one day is now in police custody. 29-year-old Corey Ryan was arrested without incident in Rochester on Tuesday. Police have been looking for Ryan after he allegedly performed an armed robbery at Uncle Jack's... Read More.
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Endicott Interconnect May Receive Jobs Incentive

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New York State is giving the next owner of Endicott Interconnect incentive to keep the company's jobs local. Broome County officials have confirmed that New York's economic development arm, Empire State Development, will offer $2.5 million to the buyer of EIT, as long as... Read More.

Binghamton Parks Closer To Getting An Overhaul

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Binghamton is one step closer to the approval of Mayor Matthew Ryan's plan to spend about $2 million next year on upgrading the city's parks. During a meeting to review Ryan's 2014 budget proposal, City Council members voiced support for the many projects, including... Read More.
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Police Investigating Van Etten Burglary

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Police are investigating a burglary that took place in Van Etten. A home on Langford Creek Road had several items stolen from it, including a gray Ford F-250 Supercab pickup truck, New York license plate 60566JX, a Yamaha Rhino Utility Terrain Vehicle, and several... Read More.

Blasting Scheduled Today At Propect Mountain

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As the work continues for the Department of Transportation at Prospect Mountain, rock blasting is scheduled to take place near the interchange today and Thursday. One blast is expected to occur daily between ten o'clock in the morning and two o'clock in the afternoon.... Read More.

Town Of Owego Approves Dog Park

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The town of Owego has approved plans to build a new dog park in part of Hickories Park. The town board approved the plans with a unanimous vote last night. The dog park will be the first one of its kind in... Read More.
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