On Wednesday evening, the Binghamton City Council came to a unanimous 7-0 vote to pass the Good Cause Eviction Legislation after delaying the vote for it twice, one time in December and the second time in mid-January. A quick description of the legislatio

One Billion Rising, the nationwide movement started in 2012 raising awareness of violence against women, held the latest stop on their "Rise for Freedom" campaign at Binghamton University today. From interactive art, guest speakers, and dance numbers, the

100 years ago today, the second annual Charity Ball for the Benefit of the Home for Aged Women was held in Kalurah Temple last night.

Johnson City officials say the boil water advisory that had been in place for parts of the village for the last few days has now been lifted.

The Binghamton Fire Department firefighter who passed away after a fire Wednesday night in Binghamton has been identified.

Maria Therese Coincoin, long-distance relative of Vestal resident Allen Carrier's father's side, has a story like no other. "She was actually born a slave through two parents who were brought over directly from Africa in a small town called Natchitoches,

Our latest Athlete of the Week sponsored by Amphenol Aerospace is Marco Konrad from the Maine-Endwell boys basketball team

The Delaware County Sheriff's Office says a Lexington, NY man was arrested in the county on an arrest warrant out of Greene County.

Two people from Davenport have been arrested on Endangering the Welfare of a Child charges.

One firefighter has passed away and two others were injured after a fire broke out Wednesday night in Binghamton.

Earlier this morning, Windsor Central School District was honored by professional development company Solution Tree as the first district in the nation to be an Ambassador Model Professional Learning Community at Work District. Solution Tree recognizes di

100 years ago today, the Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers reached a height of over 16 feet at noon today breaking all records for February floods and causing the flooding of highways, houses and properties throughout the area.

Local law enforcement officers are gearing up to play in the annual police hockey game fundraiser, but this year they take the game to a bigger stage. The hockey game starts at 2:30 pm this Saturday, February 15th, at the Veterans Memorial Arena. Over thi

New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence was in Binghamton on Wednesday, February 12 to provide insight on Governor Kathy Hochul's proposals on safety improvements for victims and survivors of crime and gender-based violence. Mass vio

The legislation was introduced in December, and aims to increase housing stability, combat unreasonable rent increases, and protect tenants from unjust evictions.

During the week of Valentine's Day, Americans buy around 58 million pounds of candy. It's something that Johnson City store Somethin' Sweet Gourmet is no stranger to. "We do chocolate dip, strawberries, blackberries. People don't realize we do them all ye

Broadview Federal Credit Union donates over 362-thousand dollars to food pantries across New York state to help fight food insecurity. 43 food pantries statewide received various amounts of money totaling 362,500 dollars to support their food bank initiat

Johnson City officials say some areas in the village will be impacted as water will be temporarily turned off Monday mid-morning.

The Volusia County Sheriff's Office says Scott Mitchell is in custody.

A Norwich man has been sentenced on a weapons charge.

A Delhi man has pleaded guilty to a drug charge after a narcotics investigation in May 2024 determined that he was selling narcotics.

A Margaretville man has been sentenced to time behind bars on a DWI charge.

A Sidney man has pleaded guilty to a criminal contempt charge stemming from an incident last November.

A $10,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the capture of a Binghamton man wanted for two homicides in Binghamton.

Carmen VanNess is in her 10th year at Vestal, teaching differ

At the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum in Cooperstown, the history of black baseball is on display.

Over $1 million in grants is coming to Broome County.

Truth Pharm's Train the Trainer program continues the local organization's goal of distributing naloxone. The goal? To certify 100 Broome County residents as Narcan trainers this year. "The thought is, you know, if I certify, say, 100 Broome County reside

The race for Broome county clerk gets its latest candidate in Aaron Martin, who announced his decision to run earlier today. Joined by family, friends, and other supporters, Aaron Martin announced he would run for the position on a Republican and conserva

A culvert replacement project will impact motorists in the Town of Sanford beginning this Thursday.

A new Tioga State Bank student office has opened at the Johnson City High School.

Over at Binghamton Rotary Club on Tuesday, February 11, the Broome County Crime Victims Assistance Center and member of local Boy Scout Troop 199 Schyler Savage gave an inside look of a new Broome County Crime Victims Memorial Wall. The memorial consists

A man wanted for questioning in a double homicide in Binghamton is currently being searched for by deputies of a sheriff's office in Florida.

The Binghamton Black Bears are the best team in the FPHL and people are taking notice.

Animal Care Sanctuary, an animal shelter in East Smithfield, PA, is doing something special to help with the aftermath of the California wildfires. The shelter recently took in four dogs left stranded by the disaster. "Some of the animals that we got were

Binghamton City Council appoints Carla Murray as the new representative of District One, replacing former city council member Olamni Porter.

ver in Binghamton, Seton Catholic Central teamed up with the American Red Cross to help save lives through a blood drive. All morning long community members and students at Seton Catholic had the chance to donate blood to the American Red Cross. The blood

Binghamton police say 89-year-old George Felton who had been reported missing last week has been found deceased. 

100 years ago today, Binghamton and the surrounding territory reported an increase in employment for the month of January, with 400 additional workers employed in the shoe factories.

An Andes woman is facing drug charges after the vehicle she was riding in was stopped in mid-January.