travel advisory

As the Southern Tier braces for a winter storm, both Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and New York Governor Kathy Hochul have declared a State of Emergency.

Four days after it was issued, Broome County has lifted the State of Emergency put in place following a late season winter storm April 18-19.

The Travel Ban in Chenango County under a State of Emergency due to the storm that was declared earlier this week has been replaced by a Travel Advisory.

People in Broome and Tioga counties are being advised to avoid traveling during the snowstorm if possible. Broome County Sheriff David Harder said those who must travel should allow extra time to reach their destination. They also are urged to leave extra room between vehicles...

People coming to New York from Arizona, Minnesota, Nevada, Rhode Island and Wyoming have to quarantine for 14 days.

Alaska is back on New York’s quarantine list, along with Montana requiring travelers from those states to isolate for 14 days.

The most magical place on Earth is open and the lines are reduced and reservations required, but chances are you won’t be strolling around the magic castle this summer.

States of Emergency are still in effect for a number of regions due to high water and flash flood damage.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has issued a statewide travel advisory and a tractor-trailer travel ban ahead of Winter Storm Quinn.

The snowy and icy conditions prompted the Broome County Sheriff's Office to issue a travel advisory.