TurboTax Glitch Prevents NYers from E-filing
Tax season just got a little trickier for New Yorkers. A glitch in TurboTax is holding up state filings. Let’s break down what’s happening.
Lt. Governor Selects Running Mate for Historic Governor Ticket
In a bold move for 2026, the race for New York’s top job just got a lot more intriguing with a historic ticket announcement.
Hudson Valley cold not seen since 1961
In a winter that feels like a history lesson, the Hudson Valley is in the grips of its coldest stretch in decades. Hang onto your hats!
Why New York Car Insurance Costs Keep Rising
Car insurance rates in New York keep climbing, and it’s not just inflation. State leaders say fraud, loopholes, and uneven accountability are quietly driving up what everyday drivers pay.
Broome County Has a Valentine’s Day Plan You Won’t Expect
Looking for a Valentine’s Day plan that’s a little different this year? One Broome County tradition is turning the holiday into a day on the ice.
$70M Vestal Student Housing Job Continues Despite Snow and Ice
Dozens of construction workers are moving forward on a massive student housing complex being built across the Vestal Parkway from the Binghamton University campus
Local DMV Offices Closing For A Software Refresh This Month
Mark your calendars! The local DMV Offices are closing for a few days to roll out a new system. Here’s what you need to know.
Endicott Site Still Sought for Historic IBM Collection
More than two years after the massive "IBM Collection" was hauled away from an Endicott museum, efforts are continuing to bring the historic items back to the village.
How New Yorkers Are Naming Rats After Exes This Valentine's Day
Imagine naming a rat after your ex and giving them a spot on a fictional basketball team. It’s all part of a cheeky Valentine's twist!
New York Invests $9 Million To Boost Local Cybersecurity
As cyberattacks grow more sophisticated, New York is arming its local entities with new tools. This funding could reshape how we think about online safety.