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15  Houses of Worship in Binghamton and Johnson City will welcome visitors with an open house this Sunday, May 19th.  The event is free and open to the public.

Organized by the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier and in conjunction with a state-wide Sacred Sites Open House Weekend area churches are opening their doors to welcome visitors during the middle part of the day on Sunday

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A police dog named Lilo helped locate a Binghamton boy who had been reported missing.

Authorities say officers started a search for the 13-year-old boy with Down Syndrome just before 6:30 Wednesday evening

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Travelers have a chance to take a look at five-year plans for Binghamton area roads, bridges and public transportation.

The Binghamton Metropolitan Transportation Study planning panel will be voting next month on the draft five year blueprint and have placed the proposal online for public review

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The Millennium Pipeline that carries natural gas from the Marcellus Shale drilling operations to distribution sites throughout the Northeast could be expanding.

Millennium Pipeline Co. LLC has sent letters to municipal officials in Broome County indicating it is considering installing a 60 mile extension from the Town of Union to the Syracuse area

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An Attica man will stand trial in Broome County in connection with a break-in in Vestal in which a woman and two children were reportedly held against their will in Februrary.

62 year old convicted sex offender John Malowsky has rejected a plea deal that would have sent him to New York State Prison for 25 years to life

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Thousands of Broome County pistol permit holders don't want their information to be available to the public.

Sheriff David Harder estimates up to 3,000 permit holders have submitted opt-out applications

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Sections of several streets on Binghamton's West Side are being milled and repaved.

On Tuesday, a heavily-traveled portion of Jarvis Street between Main Street and Clinton Street was resurfaced

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A Binghamton-area man is taking issue with Governor Cuomo's contention that New York is more business friendly than in the past.

Victor Furman of the town of Barker is responding to Empire State Development's multi-million dollar ad campaign asserting New York is "Open for Business

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A town of Chenango man accused of having sex with a young child has been reported missing.

Authorities say 54-year-old Paul Terwilliger was arrested April 29 on a felony charge of course of sexual conduct against a child

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The Family Enrichment Network doesn't go on vacation for the summer.

Speaking on the weekly local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up May 18th, Food Service Coordinator, Angela Gates and Childcare Referral Specialist, Norma Bergmann highlighted nutrition and children's summer programs in the region

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