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The heaviest black bear harvested in New York during the 2022 hunting season was taken by a bowhunter in Broome County.

If a proposed bill becomes law, New York would expand the type of containers accepted as returnables and double the consumer deposit fee.

I've observed many who fly past me even when I have been going over the speed limit like I'm standing still.

There are a lot of people with Irish ancestry in New York. A lot! Does Binghamton have the most Irish Ancestry in the state? Let's find out!

Before you pony up to the bar and down pint after pint of Guinness to keep up with your Irish friends, you might want to check out the actual price of Guinness.

Spring is almost here! And with that great news, come (hopefully sooner than later) warm temperatures and maybe more sunshine. What we are not looking forward to this spring and beyond, is the return of ticks. I have three dogs, and my wife and I are constantly checking them over after spending time outside for ticks, as well as ourselves...

The average person has three to five dreams per night...some even up to seven.

The Diocese of Albany has filed for bankruptcy following lawsuits brought under New York State's suspension of the statute of limitations for abuse victims.

New York State Attorney General Letitia James announced a massive bust, taking down a ghost gun and narcotics trafficking ring in the New York City area.

Huzzah! A brand new Renaissance Festival is coming to the Chenango County Fairgrounds in Norwich the weekend of Labor Day!

Dog owners in New York are being warned of a pet food recall that may cause vomiting and kidney dysfunction, among other unpleasantries in dogs.

Why weren't these useless laws put to rest?

I took a look at YELP! to find what the Southern Tier area is recommending for landscaping services, and found quite a few.

In recognition of Equal Pay Day, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a new report from the Department of Labor on the state's gender wage gap.