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The spring of 1903, the Adirondack region experienced a 72-day drought, which spawned several forest fires over 600,000 acres of land.

Hardworking Central New York farmers have lost their barn after a devastating fire.

Smoke from a burning cell phone prompted the evacuation of the town of Union office building in a bizarre incident.

A fast-moving early-morning fire ripped through an iconic Susquehanna County business.

Efforts to keep people out of the abandoned Masonic Temple building on the West Side of Binghamton aren't working.

What if the flashing light on a vehicle approaching you, is something other than red?

Dozens of firefighters endured below-zero wind chills as they battled a blaze in Endwell.

The Binghamton Police Department is committed to investigating cases that have gone cold and to continue our pursuit of justice for the victims.

In New York, there are laws about what is and what isn't allowed to be thrown on a bonfire. These seven things cannot be burned in New York.

The NHTSA advises owners to park outside and away from structures until the recall repair is complete.

A two-story Endicott home that sustained heavy damage in a fast-moving fire has been demolished.

Johnson City firefighters extinguished another blaze at a former NYSEG power plant where a major environmental cleanup project is underway.

Growing up in Upstate New York, you've gone to many bonfires and backyard fires right? What are you absolutely banned from burning in New York bonfires?

Studies have shown that firefighters on the fire ground are exposed to smoke and hazardous chemicals released from burning materials.