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Breland opens up about his new song "In My Truck" and the unusual steps he took to record it.

A Davenport man will spend 31 years to life in prison for the murder of his wife, who he recklessly drugged with meth and fentanyl, leaving behind a grieving family.

With only a few weeks left until tax day, it seems like a lot of people are choosing to wait until the last minute — and the reasons might surprise you.

Country music is getting a powerful makeover, thanks to a wave of incredible female artists. Their stories are resonating with fans and families alike.

A billion streams is no small feat, and Dasha's got plans for that Spotify plaque that might surprise you.

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A Southern Tier fire company is inviting the community to join in several upcoming fundraisers, including weekly bingo nights, a chicken BBQ, and a special bingo event in May.

With more than 40% of New Yorkers eyeing a move, it’s clear that the search for affordability is on everyone’s mind.

The "Die a Happy Man" singer shares how fame and pressure led to a 'double life' that almost ended his marriage to Lauren Akins.

St. Bonaventure University is bringing a new, mandatory course to their curriculum

2025 Black Bear Harvest Shows 4% Increase Over Last Year In New York.

Hummingbirds are on their way to Central New York! Learn the expected arrival times, how to prepare feeders, and tips for spotting them this spring.

Springtime in the mountains is magical, but it also requires a savvy approach to trail conditions and hidden hazards.

Rising star Dasha is finding her way through fame’s spotlight, but it's not all glitz and glamour — there’s a deeper story beneath her success.

A big change is coming to a location in the village of Endicott that's been home to a bank for more than six decades.

It's been quite the journey for Parker McCollum; his latest album is less about numbers and more about pure passion for music.

In a community-focused move, the sheriff's office is making it simpler for residents to get their pistol permits on the weekends. How's that for convenience?