Kathy Whyte

A Tompkins County native is dead following an accident during a free-fall military training exercise in Arizona

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for some areas but a Winter Storm Warning for other parts of the Twin Tiers.

Pennsylvania State Police are asking people and businesses to check surveillance film as they search for a Bradford County man missing since March 15.

The City of Binghamton's alternate side of the street parking ended March 15, sort of.

Sheriff’s Departments in Broome and Delaware Counties are among those announcing the start of the annual fund drive to benefit the Sheriff’s Summer Camp.

Windsor High School will soon have more room and bigger ag. operations thanks to the demolition of a neighboring property.

A Susquehanna woman is facing several charges in Broome County after Sheriff’s Deputies say they saw her drive off Route 79 in Windsor and into a ditch.

The director of the Southern Tier Chapter of the American Red Cross, Colleen McCabe is on Southern Tier Close Up as National Red Cross Month winds down.

31-year-old Christopher Nugent is listed as this week’s Featured Warrant by the Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division.

No injuries are reported after fire cleared a group home on Binghamton’s west side.

The calendar may say "Spring" but the National Weather Service is still warning about Winter weather.

Entries are being taken for the latest Binghamton Local Development Corporation and SUNY Broome Entrepreneurial Assistance Program Business Plan Competition.

The volunteers of the Meals on Wheels program are being recognized this week during Meals on Wheels Community Champions Week.

The Town of Union is holding a public hearing March 20 on how to spend Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) money.

Pennsylvania State Police are looking for a Bradford County man who has been missing since Sunday, March 17.

Endicott Police, conducting a Missing Person investigation, say they have spoken to the man and he "is well."

A Binghamton man, who for decades has been referred to as “a monster” for murdering a young Binghamton girl, will not be released from prison.

Two Southern Tier state legislators are calling for public hearings on a farmworkers labor bill.

The Endicott Police Department has gotten its first upgrade to its website in six years.

A New York State Department of Transportation employee who was hit by a tractor trailer while working on Route 17 in Nichols March 13 has died.