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Sweet beats salty in New York, and it's not even close — the search numbers tell a pretty interesting story about what people are reaching for.

Italian pizza experts surveyed pizzerias across the country to rank the finest in America, and New York State claimed 11 of the most prestigious spots on the list.

Broome County Health Department offers free home visits to help local residents fix air quality, lead, and safety risks.

The fall will be here soon and now is the time to understand the ATV laws in New York State.

One app, your phone, and you're connected to everything from weather alerts to power outage reports — Broome County made that happen this week.

Crumbling concrete, exposed rebar, busted lighting — that's what inspectors found on Brandywine Avenue not long ago. The picture looks a lot different today.

Before tearing out a single cabinet, there's one thing kitchen designer Mark Stevenson says most homeowners skip — and it's costing them.

New Yorkers are turning to search engines to unpack the meaning of equity as the term pops up across local news, school meetings, and daily conversations.

Sentry Alarms has officially merged operations with Doyle Security Systems. Binghamton clients will keep their local team and Chenango Street office while gaining access to expanded regional resources.

New York's most searched president isn't Washington or Lincoln — and the reason might say something about how history sticks with people.

The Rumble Ponies have a packed week ahead — and one afternoon game might leave you a little wetter than you expected.

Used cooking oil doesn't sound like much — until you hear what it's worth and how far some people will go to take it.

Turns out the most searched fictional doctor in several states isn't exactly who you'd trust with a stethoscope — and that says a lot about us.

An abandoned building in Vestal is being torn down in preparation for the construction of a long-awaited Chick-fil-A restaurant.

The 42nd Annual Spiedie Fest returns to Binghamton August 7-9, 2026. Home cooks can register for the Backyard Chef Cooking Contest on August 9, competing in chicken, pork, lamb, or non-traditional categories.

Former Walton High School math teacher Eric Scofield pleaded guilty to felony charges for inappropriate Snapchat communications with five students, evidence tampering, and violating a protection order.

Local families can grab free tickets in downtown Binghamton for the upcoming Rumble Ponies Super Splash Day game.

Starting over after divorce in New York costs approximately $3,934, equivalent to 2.39 weeks of pay. This covers lost income, rent, and security deposits.

More than a third of workers are running on empty right now — and the gap between happy and burned out comes down to one thing more than anything else.

Catch up on some of the latest local and regional news items in a short recap we reported on for the week of July 13, 2026.

Twenty people were removed from the Broome County legislative chambers Wednesday evening after a session that was anything but quiet.