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Waverly Man Accused of Giving Authorities Fake Name
A Waverly man is accused of lying to Tioga County Sheriff’s Deputies who were investigating reports of a suspicious person in the Town of Barton April 19.
Protesters Expected to Mix With Families at Circus in Binghamton
The Garden Brothers Circus is performing at the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena in Binghamton April 25.
Seton Catholic Students Present Special Wizard of Oz
Seton Catholic Central Middle School students are presenting a special version of the Wizard of Oz.
Unemployment Inches Down in Binghamton Job Market
Numbers from the New York State Department of Labor show an improvement in the employment situation for the Greater Binghamton Job Market over the last year.
Rumble Ponies Look for Sixth Straight Victory
The Rumble Ponies look to complete a road trip sweep in Akron tonight.
Traffic Stop in Homer Leads to Felony Charges for Truxton Man
A Truxton man is jailed after Cortland County Sheriff’s officials stopped him in the Town of Homer for crossing pavement markings and inadequate exhaust.
Experience Bing Looks to Woo New Job Talent to Broome County
An effort called “Experience Bing” has been launched to enhance job prospects’ experiences when visiting the area, possibly for an interview.
Troopers Investigate Death of Toddler in Van Etten
New York State Police are investigating the unexplained death of a toddler in Chemung County.
Man Arrested in Apple Food Mart Burglary
Broome County Sheriff’s officials are investigating a burglary at Apple Food Mart on Hooper Road April 22 in which packs of cigarettes were taken.
It's All About Tourism in Broome on Southern Tier Close Up
Visit Binghamton's Judi Hess is on this weekend's edition of the weekly, local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up to mark National Tourism Week.
Three Cortland Teens Now Charged in January Burglaries
Cortland County Sheriff’s officials are announcing more progress in the investigation into January break-ins and attempted break-ins in Cortlandville.
Some Local Names are on the Boy Scouts' List of Abusers
The names of thousands of people accused of child abuse within the Boy Scouts of America are being released, including some from the Southern Tier.
Senator Pushes to Save Air Traffic Control Jobs in Binghamton
Not only has the Greater Binghamton Airport lost all but one major airline, it could be in line to lose some of its air traffic controllers.
Binghamton University Teams up with Make-A-Wish
Binghamton University's Wishmakers on Campus Club, Alpha Phi Omega and Kappa Sigma are hosting a walk/run for Make-A-Wish this Sunday and invite you to join them.