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Area Unemployment Numbers Reach Seven Year Low

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The New York State Labor Department released its preliminary December 2014 unemployment rates and its bi-monthly job and labor report yesterday. The national unemployment rate has dropped to 5.6 percent, the lowest level since the start of the recession. Locally, unemployment is down to... Read More.

Jury Selection In Cal Harris Trial Continues

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In the longest day of jury selection so far, four more people are seated as of last night, in the third Cal Harris murder trial. Approximately 80 people reported to Schoharie County Court Monday morning. By the lunch recess, more than half were excused... Read More.

TCAT Accident At Cornell Takes Spencer Woman’s Life

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A Cornell University staff member and Spencer resident was hit and killed by a bus on Cornell's campus yesterday morning. According to the Cayuga Heights Police Department, Angela Stedwell of Spencer, was crossing Jessup Road when she was struck by a TCAT bus. Stedwell... Read More.

No Injuries In Route 17 Crash in Nichols

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New York State Police responded in Nichols yesterday afternoon following reports of an accident involving a tractor trailer. According to police, a tractor trailer fishtailed on Route 17 eastbound and clipped a Department of Transportation vehicle. The DOT vehicle was hauling another construction vehicle.... Read More.

Northern Tier EMS Units Receive Grant Money

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Over $400,000 in state grant money will be awarded to Pennsylvania first responders, and Greater Valley EMS in Sayre was one of the 22 fire and emergency medical services companies in Bradford County to receive grant money. The company was awarded the most money in... Read More.

Jury Selection Begins In Third Cal Harris Trial

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Potential jurors reported to Schoharie County Court yesterday morning in the first day of Cal Harris' third murder trial. Nearly 90 people reported to court at 9:30 a.m. The judge alerted potential jurors that the trial is expected to last six to eight weeks.... Read More.

‘City of Binghamton’ App Is Launched

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Yesterday, Binghamton Mayor Rich David launched a new phone app called "City of Binghamton" to make service requests easier. Citizens can use the free app for iPhones and Androids to submit common requests like snow plowing, graffiti removal, pothole repair and traffic issues. GPS... Read More.

Jon ‘Bones’ Jones Still Receiving Counseling

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UFC light heavyweight champion and U-E grad Jon Jones says he's still being tested and receiving counseling after testing positive for cocaine in December. Jones spoke about the incident in an interview with Fox Sports 1 that aired last night. In the interview, he... Read More.

Saunders Found Guilty Of Homicide

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A jury found 26-year-old Nigel Saunders guilty in a verdict given yesterday evening. Saunders was arrested in connection to murder and assault crimes which resulted in the death of 23-yearold Jordan Dordell, and the assault of his pregnant fiancé. After 6 days of testimony,... Read More.

Person Injured In Johnson City Crash

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A crash on Reynolds Road sent one person to the hospital yesterday afternoon, according to Broome County Dispatch. It happened right across the street from the Oakdale Mall in Johnson City at about 2:30 p.m. The road was blocked off for a short time... Read More.
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