Johnson City Schools Facing A Tough Budget

The Johnson City School District is looking at dozens of job cuts and deductions to its extracurricular activities. The district is trying to close a $1.4 million budget gap and in order to do so, the superintendent says they are looking at 44 personnel cuts... Read More.

Update On The TCE Pollution Cleanup

The State DEC says good progress is being made in the TCE pollution cleanup efforts surrounding the IBM site in Endicott.  At a public to bring people up to speed, a DEC official said the on-site plume has shrunk considerably since cleanup efforts began... Read More.

Eighth Murder Victim Found on Long Island Beach

A search for a missing prostitute, who disappeared on Long Island last May, has now resulted in the discovery of an eighth murder victim. The initial search for Shannan Gilbert led to the discovery of four bodies last December near Ocean Parkway and Gilgo Beach... Read More.

Cornell Community Forum Discusses Suicide Barriers

Monday, Cornell University held a community conversation on the necessity and effectiveness of the suicide barriers that have been installed on three city and four campus bridges. Panelists believed the barriers are absolutely necessary. Psychiatrist Dr Edward Caine noted that multiple studies show a barrier on... Read More.

Guthrie’s Robert Packer Hospital Named a Top 100 Hospital

Guthrie’s Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pennsylvania, has been named to Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals®. Thomson Reuters is an international consulting company specializing in the legal, financial, tax and accounting and healthcare industries. Their researchers evaluated 2,914 short-term, acute care, non-federal hospitals for... Read More.

Trout Season Begins Today!!!!!

Trout season gets underway tomorrow across New York State. A couple of things for anglers to keep in mind as they head out to the water. You need a license. And good news, there's no increase in fee this year. A license will cost you $29. But... Read More.

New York State Passes Budget, On-Time

New York legislators approved a $132.5 billion-dollar budget just after midnight last night.  This is the state's first early budget since 1983.  The budget lowers state spending by two percent, and cuts nearly $13 billion from a projected $15 billion deficit, all without raising... Read More.