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Two valuable and occasionally controversial pieces of public art in downtown Binghamton have received some special attention.

Food trucks are everywhere! Here are 15 of the best in Upstate New York.

Cameras are being installed on school buses that will do all the work identifying drivers who illegally pass a school bus.

The Broome County Environmental Management Council is hosting its annual Riverbank Cleanup October 15.

A Tioga County man is free to await his next date inn court after being arrested on allegations of having sexual contact with a child.

Broome County is continuing to lead the region in active cases of COVID-19 and the number of new cases being identified daily.

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has launched a new online tool to help residents keep tabs on how federal COVID-19 recovery money is being spent.

The Binghamton/Johnson City Joint Sewage Treatment plant is getting state financing to help pay for some of the millions of dollars in repairs and upgrades.

Real finger food! The spicy dipping sauce completes the treat (or trick.)

Tons of scrap metal spilled as the result of a rollover crash involving a truck on an Interstate 88 bridge north of Binghamton.

U.S. health officials just endorsed booster shots of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine for some at-risk Americans.

The leader of a Binghamton church says he's concerned about a series of incidents that have occurred over the past month or so.

Some organizations in Chenango and Tioga Counties may be eligible for low-interest loans to cover damages from the remnants of Tropical Storm Fred.

A weekly update of coronavirus pandemic numbers from the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania shows a continued surge in new cases of COVID-19 and additional deaths.

Officials say with the growing number of cases being seen in schools, the Health Department reminds parents to keep their children home if they are sick.

A deadly disease in white tail deer that has been detected in parts of New York is being found in other parts of New England.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is apologizing to families of nursing home residents who died during the height of the pandemic.

Reports of very dense fog around the region.

The Salvation Army of Binghamton is currently looking for volunteers to help with the annual Red Kettle Campaign.

An old Endicott school that once was used by IBM and a bogus basketball academy has been turned into an apartment complex.

Authorities now know what sparked a fire that damaged several apartments and forced the closing of four businesses in Endicott.