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Police investigators say they believe a Johnson City resident broke into a neighbor's apartment, stole a television and then sold it to someone else in his building.

Authorities say 32-year-old David Hopkins has been charged with burglary and criminal possession of stolen property

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The regular season is down to two games for the Binghamton Uhniversity women's basketball team. The Bearcats host Stony Brook Thursday at 7 PM and travel to UMBC to face the Retrievers on Sunday at 1:00 PM. 

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A Binghamton man is charged with felony burglary after New York State Police responded to a report about a suspicious man in the lobby of an apartment complex on Conklin Road in Conklin at 8:07 a.m

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The Union Endicott School District is informing residents through its weekly newsletter and direct correspondence that there has been a case of Pertussis, or whooping cough confirmed at the Jennie F

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The City of Binghamton is strong and getting stronger.  Binghamton Mayor Richard David has delivered his second State of the City Address and told Council and residents that he is pleased with the progress that has been made over the past year in improving public safety, infrastructure and job opportunities and plans to build on the momentum

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New York State Police are looking for a suspect in the armed robbery of a Town of Chenango convenience store.

A white man in his 20s or 30s entered the Xtra Mart on Route 12 in Chenango Bridge just before 9 p

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Area residents February 24 woke up to temperatures well below zero, not taking into account any wind causing the "feels like" temperature to plummet even more.

Winds died down, so the National Weather Service has swapped out a Wind Chill Warning that had been issued until 10 a

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The Annual Welcome Back B-Mets Dinner is set for Tuesday, April 7 at the Holiday Inn in downtown Binghamton. The event kicks off the new B-Mets baseball season.

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The brutal winter weather has not had a major impact on construction work at the MacArthur Elementary School site on Binghamton's South Side.

As many as 100 people are busy on the $80 million project throughout the week

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