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Barricades block off government office buildings in Albany as cities across the U.S. braced for protests and potential unrest ahead of inauguration day.

Some local activists groups are planning protests in-person and virtually September 29 to call attention to concerns about reproduction health rights issues.

Two groups demonstrate in downtown Binghamton in a point-counter-point stand concerning the operations of law enforcement agencies.

City of Binghamton Police are reporting no major incidents after hundreds of demonstrators gathered at Cheri Lindsey Park and marched to Police Headquarters.

People unhappy with Governor Cuomo's veto of wage theft recovery legislation held a demonstration in front of the Binghamton State Office Building.

The Broome County Legislature is scheduled discuss is the First Responders Protection Act of 2019 while protesters are planning a demonstration.

Binghamton's is encouraging community leaders to condemn the activist group: “PLOT” for disrupting the Tournament of Bands high school band competition.

A number of Veteran’s Day activities are planned in addition to parades like the one taking place at 2 p.m. November 11 in downtown Binghamton.

Organizers of anti-school violence demonstrations say they want to keep the message going following walks across the nation and the world that drew millions of people.

Some local students are stepping forward in a call for reduced gun violence and safer schools.