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This weekend, our local heroes can unwind in nature with free admission to two amazing parks, celebrating their hard work and dedication to our community.

A family-owned business that has been a fixture in a Binghamton neighborhood for the past 75 years is closed and some long-time customers are worried it won't reopen.

This isn't just a story from a fisherman about an enormous fish. He's got pictures and all the receipts to prove that he caught the biggest New York has ever seen.

People using the new downtown Binghamton parking garage now have a quick way to enter the neighboring Boscov's department store.

Meet Noah, a two-year-old facing incredible health challenges, while his mom finds hope in an unexpected place—community support.

A specialty Italian market and bistro is set to open on Front Street in Owego before the end of summer.

Several police agencies were called in following a disturbance in Endicott involving people in a dispute over stolen property.

A federal appeals court has overturned the conviction in the decades-old Etan Patz case, ordering a new trial.

Imagine tuning in to a show that not only inspires but also gives you practical advice for your very own home project — that’s the magic of HGTV.

There is a bug that we found on our screen on our chicken coop and it might be the official bug of summer!

It turns out that a popular New York souvenir is actually against the law and now police are beginning to crack down on people who buy or sell them.

A woman who has been identified as the girlfriend of the Binghamton police chief faces charges after a dispute in the village of Johnson City.

Ever thought about what lies beyond the bright lights of the city? Some small towns in New York are just waiting to share their unique stories.

A police chief on administrative leave? That’s not something you hear every day. An incident in Johnson City is being reviewed by Binghamton officials.

Imagine shelling out more than you think each month—New Yorkers are feeling the pinch of subscription services more than most.

An AMBER Alert for 9-year-old Melina Frattolin has ended in heartbreak.

New law bands touching smart devices while you the driver of a vehicle.

A 9-year-old girl has been abducted from Upstate New York. Police say she may be in serious danger.

First responders, school staff, and emergency crews took part in a high-pressure drill simulating an active shooter situation.

It looks harmless. It might even be in your yard. But touching this plant can be dangerous — and in some cases, deadly. Here's what New Yorkers need to know

Get ready for a day of fun and community spirit as the Rotary Club brings back Carousel Day. The excitement is building!