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Las Vegas weddings draw plenty of New Yorkers, but a new ranking puts the state in a curious spot.

Two recent fires in Johnson City, and what firefighters found when they walked in, plus a smoke detector that may have saved a life.

If your teen goes to high school in New York, their graduation year could determine whether they need to pass Regents exams to earn a diploma.

A well-known diner that's operated in Vestal for more than four decades has suspended operations.

You lead a busy life or don't get to find out all that's happening news-wise in our community, so here's your quick recap on some recent news stories.

Authorities say a man was injured when he was assaulted outside the Broome County Public Library in downtown Binghamton.

Road work keeps rolling across the Southern Tier and into Pennsylvania, and there are a few spots worth knowing about before you head out.

NOAA data shows Binghamton averages 212 cloudy days a year, and the numbers explain why locals stop to soak in every glimpse of sun.

New York emergency room visits run longer than the national average, and some Southern Tier counties are well above that mark.

Parents and educators are calling on Binghamton City Council to approve a plan for creating another school resource officer position.

The Adirondacks can now add a tornado to the list of wild weather in New York this year. The NWS confirmed a brief EF1 tornado near Hoffmeister.

Twenty-six years of filling trucks for Broome County C.H.O.W., and this weekend there's still room for your donation.

Broome County has managed Endicott's En-Joie Golf Course for more than two decades but the village is ending that arrangement.

Here's a look at who deputies charged this week, from felony contraband counts to petit larceny in Chenango.

Food-A-Bago is collecting food and donations for CHOW outside Weis Markets in Binghamton through Nov. 9, and a Food Bank of the Southern Tier report counts 520,000 requests for food in Broome County in 2025.

Ever told someone you couldn't make the game when the truth was the price tag? You're not alone in New York.

That e-bike flying past you at high speeds could soon be banned in New York.

Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville is mourning Kimara, a seven-year-old reticulated giraffe. Cornell University is conducting a necropsy.

The city of Binghamton is preparing to work with a nonprofit conservation group on the possibility of removing the Rockbottom Dam in the Susquehanna River.

A Broome County man has been indicted on several felony counts in connection with an Endwell fire that killed three children and three adults.

Seventy-five years of care in Walton, and now a four-story addition is about to hit a pretty special construction moment.