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Catch up on some of the latest local and regional news items in a short recap we reported on for the week of June 29, 2026.

Backgammon is having a moment in New York — and it turns out retirees across the state are leading the charge.

Nearly 80 percent of young adults say they don't want AI replacing their real estate agent — and the reasons why might surprise you.

Drivers in Tioga County should expect detours as the eastbound ramps at I-86 Exit 65 in Owego close for two weeks beginning July 10.

New York just ranked #3 in the country for forgetfulness and the data behind it is both hilarious and deeply relatable.

Select bottles of luxury Oribe Serene Scalp shampoo sold across New York are being recalled due to a potentially dangerous bacterial contamination.

Living alone in New York may offer independence, but a new study says it’s also quietly costing residents far more in energy bills.

A shocking new study of FBI data reveals New York experienced a 60% surge in reported burglaries, leading the nation in rising theft. Here is how local communities are being impacted.

New data shows a worrying trend on Empire State roadways. While sports utility vehicles dominate local traffic, New York is seeing fatal accident numbers outpace almost all of its closest neighbors.

New York ranks among the safer states for Fourth of July travel, but new crash data reveals when roads become the most dangerous.

Several new roadwork/bridge projects are set to begin in the Triple Cities area. Some may slow down your commute.

The early stages of a $2.5 million project to tear down an unsafe parking garage in downtown Binghamton is getting underway.

A new study on local search trends reveals the heavy financial anxiety hitting New York households right now, forcing thousands to turn to their phones at midnight for answers.

The owner of a site near the Binghamton University campus in Vestal is working to develop a new food venue.

About 80 percent of people inside Broome County's correctional facility are dealing with substance use issues. A new program launching this summer is trying to change what happens when they walk out the door.

Create a beautiful glass succulent at this exclusive hands-on workshop in Binghamton this August. No art background is required, and all supplies are provided.

From the parade to fireworks, here's everything happening at Kirkwood's packed Fourth of July celebration.

America is turning 250 this year, and New York picnic coolers are getting a massive upgrade. From grillable cheese to charcuterie favorites, here is the food inspiration you need for a legendary holiday celebration.

That moment someone spots a tick crawling up an ankle, the entire backyard vibe shifts. Why rising pest concerns have New York families on high alert during outdoor gatherings and cookouts this summer.

It turns out the deadliest time to be a pedestrian has less to do with where you're walking and more to do with when.

When it comes to unemployment rates, some hometowns in New York State are much better than others.