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This week's local news has a bit of everything — from health scares to safety measures, it's a rollercoaster of stories you won’t want to miss.

A massive infrastructure boom sweeping across several New York regions has just been abruptly halted by a high-stakes legislative vote in Albany.

New York lawmakers passed a bill to address the growing penny shortage.

With the playoffs heating up, Madison Square Garden is the place to be. You never know which star might pop up courtside next!

As summer heats up, so does the risk on our roads. Distracted driving is a growing concern for New Yorkers, and the numbers tell a chilling story.

A shocking new decade-long study reveals that New York has outranked famous alien hotspots like Nevada and California for total UFO sightings, with rural upstate communities heavily leading the surge.

It seems the minivan is shedding its old reputation. Families are finding it’s not just a vehicle, but a practical solution to everyday challenges.

New York State Mandates New Dog Law at Restaurants

Binghamton parents who bought Up & Up baby wipes at the Vestal Parkway Target need to check their supply right now before the next diaper change.

The first Binghamton University students are expected to start moving into a new off-campus community in just over two months.

A fresh opportunity is knocking at the doors of two city-owned properties. Mayor Kraham wants to breathe new life into these vacant spaces.

An unused church convent in Binghamton is about to be acquired by the city of Binghamton.

From bridge repairs to detours, local roads are buzzing with activity. Hold on tight as we break down what to expect on your commute.

As summer heats up, New Yorkers are gearing up for those backyard pool parties, but are they ready for the wallet workout that comes with it?

Do the Amish have sovereign immunity in NY? From buggy traffic stops to high-profile criminal cases, discover how state law applies to this traditional community.

Binghamton area creators and cultural non-profits can grab up to $49,500 in state funding. Check the deadlines.

Imagine a weekend filled with laughter, cheers, and friendly competition in some of New York's most beloved parks.

A Vestal man faces up to seven years in prison after a Broome County jury convicted him of smuggling contraband into the local jail facility.

New York could be the first in the nation to ban new large-scale AI data centers.

Workers are busy providing a makeover to a drab IBM factory building on Endicott's North Side.

Broome County's public health director said there were many food safety violations in preparing the chicken salad believed to be the source of a jail salmonella outbreak.