Kathy Whyte

For the second time this week, some schools in the region confine students inside the school buildings while police were investigating possible threats.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has upgraded previous storm watches to Winter Storm Warnings for the Twin Tiers and Central New York.

Broome County will discontinue its COVID-19 Dashboard in 2023.

National Weather Service office has a Winter Storm Watch in effect from 10 a.m. Thursday, December 15 until 1 a.m. Saturday December 17 for Binghamton.

The Vestal Police Department is advising people they are NOT selling VPD “merch.”

An Owego man is accused of following an elderly Bradford County woman home from a day at the casino and robbing her.

A Tioga County Charity is trying to drum up public support after it says it learned its rent may be going up over three-fold.

Coterra Energy, Inc. is being cleared by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to resume gas production in Dimock.

The Broome County Health Department says it has received reports of increased suspected drug overdose deaths during the past few days.

Broome, Tioga, Bradford and Susquehanna Counties are listed by the CDC in the “HIGH” category for risk of community transmission of COVID-19.

Area Emergency Services officials are reporting mainly clear but wet roads remaining from the up to three inches of snow that fell on the region.

This year will be the first time liquor stores in New York State will be able to be open to sell wine and spirits to customers on Christmas Day.

The former Waverly recreation director admits he altered and destroyed Village Recreation League documents to cover up his misappropriation of funds.

David Gill, the Superintendent of the Chenango Valley School District, has sent a letter to family and staff announcing he will be retiring in March.