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Despite the American Hockey League season ending earlier than Binghamton Senators fans would have liked there is still plenty to cheer for as the Ottawa Senators continue play in pursuit of the Stanley Cup

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The Endicott Elks, 619 North Nanticoke Avenue in Endicott, will serve a spaghetti and meatball dinner tomorrow from  5 - 8 PM to benefit CHOW.  All proceeds from the meal will go to help CHOW fight hunger in our community

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An early-morning blaze ripped through a business in Delaware County.

Authorities say the fire at the New and Old Curiosity Shoppe on Route 28 in the town of Middletown was reported at 3:45 a.m. Wednesday

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Three people have been arrested after police were called to the site of a fatal car crash in Susquehanna County.

Pennsylvania State Police say they received reports that sod was being thrown onto Old Route 11 in Great Bend township around six o'clock Monday morning

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Owego-Apalachin school district residents may wind up voting on a plan to build a new Owego Elementary School to replace the building damaged by the 2011 flood.

School superintendent William Russell says it's uncertain whether a referendum will be held on the proposal to construct the new school

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A federal grant will help pay for some repair work to railroad lines in Chenango County.

Congressman Richard Hanna says the Economic Development Administration will provide $4.7 million dollars to fix sections of the rail system damaged by flooding in 2006 and 2011

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Thousands of NYSEG customers in the Southern Tier lost electric service Wednesday afternoon as strong thunderstorms moved through the region.

As of early afternoon, more than 1500 Broome County utility customers were without power

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Law enforcement officials in the Twin Tiers seem to be at a loss to explain what may be behind a recent rash of thefts of one particular type of power tool.

Over the past few weeks, about a half dozen reports have come in around Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Southern Tier of New York where one of the choice items being taken in burglaries has been a chain saw

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Southern Tier school districts can move forward with their program plans for the next fiscal year now that all proposed budget have been approved by voters.

Many of the districts implemented fairly large staff cuts in order to keep the tax increases within state mandates

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Binghamton Police are looking for suspects in a couple purse snatching incidents at supermarkets in the city.

Detectives say a woman shopping at the Weis Market on Pennsylvania Avenue and a woman shopper at the Price Chopper on Glenwood Avenue both recently had their pocketbooks taken

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