Kathy Whyte

A Waverly second-grader is dead after crashing during a sanctioned All Terrain Vehicle race in Schuyler County over the weekend.

A Cortland man is charged with felony drug possession following a raid at his home May 17.

Serafini Nissan Volvo in Vestal gets a new owner and loses a car brand to sell.

In an effort to alleviate the on-going problem of discolored water, Endicott water crews will be flushing the transmission water mains overnight May 20.

A Binghamton man is accused of causing a great deal of alarm in a Conklin Avenue neighborhood over the weekend. with a do-it-yourself firework.

Pennsylvania State Police say they are looking for a suspect who held up the Exxon gas Station in Harford Township in Susquehanna County early May 19.

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a crash on a private road in McKean County that claimed the life of an Apalachin man.

The boyfriend of an Oxford girl, found dead at a home in Smithville May 3 is accused of murdering her.

The Broome County Legislature is agreeing to moving some government offices into former retail space at the Oakdale Mall.

The City of Binghamton is taking another step away from fossil fuels with the addition of a couple electric vehicles.

A Chenango County man convicted of killing his special needs, adopted son and setting their home on fire wants a new trial.

The head of the Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce is moving on.

More charges are being filed in a new indictment against a Binghamton man accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl.

Motorists could encounter more activity and traffic impacts as Binghamton University students celebrate the end of the semester and graduation.

Keith Leahey & Joanne Weir of the Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier are on the weekly, local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up.

Pennsylvania State Police say a Nicholson woman sustained serious injuries after the vehicle she was in that was being chased by authorities crashed.

Flags at the Afton Town Hall will fly at half-staff until the funeral for the Town Highway Superintendent who was killed in an accident at his home.

The Broome County Industrial Development Agency has rejected the PILOT deal for plans by Marchuska Development to build on a lot on East Main St., Endicott.

National Pipe and Plastics has broken ground on the project to locate its headquarters at the site of a former Endicott Johnson factory on North Page Avenue.

Two Sayre, Pennsylvania women are to appear in Town of Barton Court later this month to answer to felony charges.