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No Injuries In Binghamton Fire

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Fire crews put out a basement fire that they believed was fueled by combustibles in the city of Binghamton. Binghamton Fire Department responded to 15 Hancock Street Thursday afternoon, after neighbors saw smoke and called 911. No one was home at the... Read More.

Fire Company Treasurer Arrested

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Deputies accused the treasurer of a local fire company of stealing tens of thousands of dollars. Members of the Broome County Sheriff's Office took 58-year-old Terry Gow of Whitney Point into custody on Wednesday. According to the sheriff's office Gow was the former treasurer... Read More.

SUNY Broome Student Housing Nears Opening

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SUNY Broome is one step closer to opening its first student housing. The campus assembled housing modules on site and their housing project is starting to take shape. The first module went in a week ago but there were delays this week due... Read More.

Binghamton University Plans To Grow Enrollment

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Binghamton University is aiming to grow its enrollment to 20,000 students in the next six years. The university released a statement Thursday saying President Harvey Stenger will outline plans to increase enrollment of undergraduate students to 14,000 and graduate students to 6,000 by 2020. ... Read More.

Owego-Apalachin Foundation Seeks Grant Applications

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The Owego-Apalachin Foundation for Excellence in Education has announced that they will be accepting grant applications now through the end of February. Ideas for grants can be submitted by students, teachers, staff, parents, residents, businesses, or agencies. The foundation is looking for grant proposals... Read More.

Broome County Launches Fracking Resource Website

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As the hydraulic fracturing debate rages on at both the state and local levels, Broome County has announced the launch of a website designed to offer resources related to the fracking industry. The county launched the site on Tuesday after a year of development... Read More.

Trial Date Set In Binghamton Homicide Case

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The trial for the man accused of murdering his estranged wife and her friend last year in Binghamton has been set for this spring. 40-year-old Aaron Powell was charged with one count of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder in the deaths... Read More.

115 Flood Damaged Homes Set For Demolition

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The towns of Vestal and Union will likely be seeing 115 flood-damaged homes be demolished within the next month. The demolition of 35 vacant houses in Vestal and 80 in Union are expected to begin after a federal buyout program calls for the government... Read More.

Firefighters Memorial Golf Tourny Set For June 7th

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The date for the second annual Owego Fallen Firefighters Memorial Golf Tournament has been announced. The tournament will be held on June 7th at the Links at Hiawatha Landing in Apalachin. The Owego Fire Department will again be hosting the tournament, which last year... Read More.

Binghamton Judge Lehman Announces Retirement

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Binghamton's City Court judge Mary Anne Lehmann has announced her retirement in April. Mayor Rich David has now announced the process to appoint a new judge to replace her. The city court judge is a ten-year elected term with an annual salary of $133,000.... Read More.
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