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Vestal Soccer Treasurer Pleads Guilty To Larceny

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The former treasurer of the Vestal Recreational Youth Soccer League has pled guilty to grand larceny after admitting to stealing over $17,000 from the organization. 47-year-old Sandra Scharnikow, of Endicott, admitted that from June 2012 to December 2012, she stole $17,400 while serving... Read More.

Endicott Youth Arrested For Burglary

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Endicott Police have announced an arrest that happened Saturday. A 15 year old juvenile male of Endicott was arrested for two counts of attempted burglary in the third degree, class E felonies. On two separate dates, March 28th and April 8th, the juvenile... Read More.

Binghamton Resident Considering Run For Congress

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A Southern Tier resident is considering a move that could take him from business owner to congressman. Binghamton resident Michael Vasquez is forming an exploratory committee to research the prospect of running for the 22nd Congressional District, a seat currently held by Republican... Read More.

Endicott Interconnect's CEO Has Retired

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Endicott Interconnect Technologies announced Tuesday that CEO Jay McNamara has retired. McNamara had been the President & CEO of Endicott Interconnect since its inception in 2002 as the successor of IBM's Microelectronics Division. McNamara has taken E.I.T. from a company with only... Read More.

Update: Fatal Fire in Fenton

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Officials are conducting an investigation into a fatal structure fire that occurred early this morning at a Town of Fenton residence. At approximately 4:29 AM on Tuesday morning, Fire Departments from Sanitaria Springs, Port Crane, and Harpursville responded to a structure fire at 311... Read More.

Endicott Police Staffing Dispute Going to Court

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The Broome County Supreme Court will now be hearing the dispute between the Village of Endicott and its police union over minimum staffing levels. The police union says the ability for police officers to adequately perform their duties in the community is at stake... Read More.

Binghamton Zoo Begins 138th Season

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The Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park began its 138th season with its opening this weekend. The zoo underwent a re-branding this winter and added both new animals as well as exhibits. Some of the changes include a leopard, a new viewing window for the... Read More.

Fenton Home Destroyed By Fire

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Fire crews have responded to a house fire in the town of Fenton Monday morning. The home at 311 Tunnel Road is considered to be a total loss. The call for the fire came in around 4:20AM and was fully involved by the time crews... Read More.

Mandatory Furloughs Affecting Local Airports

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Monday marked the first day of mandatory furloughs at the Federal Aviation Administration, and some local airports are affected. Due to sequestration cuts, about 15,000 air traffic controllers must take unpaid time off of work. The sequestration comes after Congress failed to agree to a... Read More.

Whitney Point Home Destroyed By Fire

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Multiple fire crews responded to a Whitney Point house fire early this morning. At around midnight, a fire broke out at 2364 Whitney Point Lisle Road. It was a second alarm fire. Multiple crews assisted with the flames, including Lisle, Killawog, Triangle, and Marathon.... Read More.

Tornado Confirmed In Bainbridge

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The National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado touched down in Bainbridge this weekend. Around 8 o'clock Friday night, the Weather Service found a convergent swirling and splattering pattern, which is indicative of a tornado. The organization sent out a team to survey any... Read More.
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