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Single-Car Crash Sends Woman to Hospital

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A separate crash near Whitney Point sent one driver to the hospital Tuesday afternoon. Also around 2:30 Tuesday, a woman flipped her car on Interstate 81 south, about one mile south of Exit 8. She was taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. Her... Read More.

Coughlin & Gerhart’s Luce Discusses Wills

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Kristen Luce from Coughlin & Gerhart LLP in Owego stopped by the WEBO Morning Show today to offer some legal advice. Today's topic circled around the differences between estate executors and estate administrators. With executors appointed in a will, Luce touched on the importance... Read More.

Ellis Brothers Heavy Demolition Underway

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Heavy demolition of the Ellis Brothers furniture store in Binghamton was officially underway Tuesday, with all four stories of the building knocked down by the early afternoon. The demolition comes after city engineers and private engineers agreed last week that the building was a... Read More.

Athens School District to Sell Two Former Schools

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The board of education for the Athens Area School District voted Tuesday to move forward with the sale of two closed elementary schools. The district will be preparing legal advertisements for the sale of the Sheshequin-Ulster and Gladys Burnham elementary schools. Both schools were... Read More.

Binghamton Bulbs Could Save Millions

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The City of Binghamton is looking to save on energy costs, and the latest plan could save the city millions. Binghamton is looking to convert nearly 7,000 street lights to LED bulbs to cut down on energy use and costs. The bulbs will also... Read More.

Broome Mental Health Clinic Closer to Closing

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The Broome County Mental Health Clinic is another step closer to officially closing its doors. According to officials, the clinic was no longer financially feasible following changes in Medicaid reimbursement for government health facilities. Those changes took place back in 2012, but now the... Read More.

Athens Man Sent to Tioga County Jail

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An Athens man was sent to the Tioga County jail after he was wanted on a warrant for failure to pay child support. 24-year-old Steven Wheeler was picked up by the Waverly Police Department and turned over to the Tioga County Sheriff's Office. Wheeler... Read More.

War Memorial Service in Owego a Success

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Monday marked a day of remembrance for those who have served or are serving our country, and in Owego, the tradition of honoring Tioga County's veterans continued. Beginning at 9 o'clock Monday morning, the reading of the names of the county's lost veterans began,... Read More.

Owego Already Gearing for Strawberry Festival

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After Memorial Day weekend has come and gone, the Owego community is looking ahead to the 34th annual Strawberry Festival, held the third week in June. Festival organizers Fran and Sandy Dunbar visited the WEBO Morning Show today to discuss the event, and Fran... Read More.

Candor Town Planning Board Seeks Community Input

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The Candor Town Planning Board would like to invite Candor residents to join in the process of updating the town's comprehensive plan. The planning board is The group is inviting members of the Candor community to a meeting on Tuesday, June 3rd, at 7... Read More.

Vestal Man Indicted After 10-Pound Marijuana Bust

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A Vestal man has been indicted on drug and weapon charges after he was found with over ten pounds of marijuana. 20-year-old Amir Aslamkhan is facing felony counts of first-degree criminal possession of marijuana and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. He pleaded not... Read More.

Woman Crashed into Utility Pole in Maine

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State Police are investigating a crash that took place in Maine on Monday. The one-car crash happened around 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. The Glen Aubrey Fire Department responded to the scene, where they reported that a woman traveling northbound on Route 26 struck a... Read More.
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