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Join the Johnson City Police Department’s annual Community Meeting on May 21 for updates and a chance to ask questions.

Imagine stepping into a job interview armed with a fresh resume that truly reflects who you are—it's all about making a great first impression.

Southern Tier students caught in a TikTok challenge damaging Chromebooks, prompting safety warnings.

Whole in the Wall will be closing for two months while Eliot, the one-man kitchen behind your favorite dishes, recovers from shoulder surgery. It’s a tough break, literally, and the kind of hit that’s hard for a small, local spot to bounce back from alone.

Got an hour to spare around lunchtime? Meals on Wheels could really use a hand and a friendly face.

Apalachin native Cynthia Melanson, a student at Empire State University, was one of five recipients of a prestigious $1,000 military scholarship recognizing the dedication of military spouses.

Maurice Brown is wanted by the Broome County Sheriff’s Office for Criminal Mischief. He was last seen near Grand Ave in Binghamton.

The sudden termination of federal funding has ended the Rural Health Network’s long-standing AmeriCorps program, halting service for 11 members and affecting three staff, with statewide legal action now underway.

Two Conklin men and two juveniles are facing felony charges after a break-in at Big Dipper BBQ 2, where thousands in damage was done and 22 tubs of ice cream were lost.

Thousands of bottles of apple juice sold in New York have been recalled due to possible contamination with patulin, a toxin found in rotting apples.

New York parents, over 179,000 car seats are being recalled due to a choking hazard. Check if your seat is affected.

Upstate New York is serving up serious flavor and getting and national recognition.

Joseph Maine, the Endicott man missing since April 19, 2025, has been found safe in Binghamton.

Residents in Endicott, New York are on edge as nails and screws keep appearing on local roads, damaging over dozens of tires since January.