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A driver who ran away when the car he was driving slammed into a utility pole in Johnson City has been arrested.

A Bradford County man is being held in the county jail after he briefly eluded authorities during a Regulatory Checkpoint.

Democratic U.S. Congressman Tom Suozzi is joining an increasingly crowded primary race for New York governor.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is urging people to wear masks in indoor public settings.

Endicott Police are assuring residents there is no danger to the public after the department after authorities chased a suspect through Village streets.

More transcripts are being released from testimony given during the investigation into allegations of misconduct by former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo

A vehicle which had been sought by police on Route 17 crashed into a utility pole on Riverside Drive in Johnson City.

Longtime customers, neighbors and friends are reacting with sadness after the iconic Silo Restaurant in Chenango County was destroyed by a fast-moving blaze.

Business operators and Binghamton officials are wondering what will happen to the downtown property that was occupied by a drug store for 97 years.

If you are not aware of your community winter parking rules, here's what to know to avoid getting a ticket.

It's been nearly 1,000 days since Johnson City restaurant owner Shakeel Khan was fatally shot as he closed his business.

Chabad of Binghamton will be again hosting the Grand Car Menorah Parade of festive cars decorated with Menorahs.

The local observatory and science center is getting ready to celebrate 50 years while making plans for the future.

Former Tioga County Legislative Chair, Ronald Dougherty passed away Tuesday, November 23.

An iconic Chenango County restaurant is in ashes following a spectacular four-alarm fire early November 28.

New York has a new State of Emergency in the COVID pandemic with the emergence of the new Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

Binghamton on Tap is back for its 7th year on Saturday, February 19, 2022, and we can’t be more excited. Get your tickets now before it sells out.

The Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin has announced it will drop several print editions in coming weeks.

Something new may be coming to a 120-year-old Binghamton building that once was a hotel but in recent years became known as a residence for many registered sex offenders.

A developer says several dozen additional apartments will be part of his project to transform an old Johnson City shoe factory into a residential and commercial complex.

Federal prosecutors break a ring that workforce agencies into giving out employment information and selling that information to debt collectors.