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Binghamton officials say a section of Vestal Road that's been closed to two-way traffic for more than three years will be back in service soon.

Now in its 13th year, New York State's 'Operation Halloween' is on a mission to protect NYS kids from sex offenders this Halloween.

A natural resource in the Southern Tier is getting federal funding to help support water quality and the environment.

Look around you. One in eight women that you see will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. This is the story of one of those women.

'A Walk to Remember' is a way for our community to come together and support each other as we grieve and remember life.

If you’re a veteran and don’t know where to turn for legal help, the Broome County Bar Association wants to help.

The Village of Endicott Police Bomb Squad will share in a $2-million federal grant for equipment and training among New York agencies.
Most of the 100-thousand-dollars for the Endicott Bomb Squad is earmarked for training on how to locate and prevent emergencies caused by IEDs…improvised explo…

Broome County Executive Jason Garnar says construction delays at the Binghamton-Johnson City sewage treatment plant are to blame for the protracted closure of Vestal Road.

Sarah Jayne Orton may have been little, but she loved animals in a huge way. Sarah died at the age of five, but her legacy continues through our community.

The parents of Binghamton High School student Harper Stantz are thanking everyone who helped them after their daughter was struck by a vehicle last March. She died two days later.