Bob Joseph

Two Johnson City men were sent to Broome County Jail after police found marijuana and cocaine in their apartment early today.

Authorities say 36-year-old Kevin Andrews and 34-year-old Kevin Turner have been charged with felony possession of marijuana

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Federal investigators are looking into the circumstances surrounding the death of a man at the National Pipe and Plastics factory in Vestal.

Police said a truck driver died after he was hit by a forklift at the Vestal Road plant late Friday afternoon

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A man and a woman were injured in a stabbing incident in Endicott early today.

Authorities say police were called shortly after three o'clock this morning to investigate a disturbance at 1701 Watson Boulevard

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State police arrested a driver involved in a Broome County car crash.

Authorities say 63-year-old John Peck of Colesville was charged with driving while intoxicated.

Sunday's arrest followed an investigation into a personal injury crash on Welton Street in Colesville

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Davis College in Johnson City is getting bigger as it works to develop a recently-acquired property a short distance west of the main campus off Riverside Drive.

College president Dino Pedrone says steps are being taken to put the former Blessed Sacrament Church into use

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Congressman Richard Hanna says he's heard from many constituents since he signed a legal brief that was submitted to the Supreme Court in support of same-sex marriage.

The Oneida County Republican says he added his name to the statement because it's legal in New York state for gay people to marry

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Many streets and highways around the Twin Tiers have become obstacle courses as drivers try to avoid as many potholes as possible.

Much of Riverside Drive in the city of Binghamton from the Memorial Bridge to the Johnson City line is in rough shape, despite efforts by Department of Public Works crews to fill holes with a cold patch mix

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The Department of Motor Vehicles office on Washington Avenue in Endicott does a lot of business every Saturday.

For years, the office has been open for a few hours on Saturday to accommodate people who can't take care of DMV transactions during the week

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Binghamton city council president Teri Rennia says she wants to be mayor.

Rennia has announced she's running as a candidate to succeed fellow Democrat Matthew Ryan, who can't seek re-election because of a term-limit law

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Endicott police say they've arrested a suspect in the theft of scrap metal and other items from a village business.

Investigators say 42-year-old Paul Huss of Moore Avenue, Endwell, has been charged with felony burglary

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