New York Birth Record Restrictions Lifted
Adoptees in New York State can soon obtain a certified birth certificate under a new law passed by the State Legislature.
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Deer Season About to Open in the Southern Tier
Regular hunting season for deer and bear opens November 16 in the Southern Zone in New York.
Gov. Signs Law Increasing Tobacco Purchase Age in New York
Starting November 13, the age to legally purchase tobacco and e-cigarette products in New York goes from 18 to 21.
New York Legislators Talk Possible Ban on Youth Tackle Football
New York State legislators are considering a measure that would ban tackle football for children aged 12 and under.
Eight Days of Early Voting But Times Change Day-to-Da
October 26 marks the start of early voting for the first time in New York. Balloting takes place through Sunday, November 3.
Some STAR Rebate Checks May Still Be In The Mail
The check may still be in the mail for residents looking for their New York State STAR property tax rebate checks.
MISSING: State Police Searching for Unadilla Man
Troopers say they're looking for a man from Unadilla who was last seen in Chenango County.
New York Reports First Vaping Death
New York State officials report a 17 year old from the Bronx died after being hospitalized in in early September for a vaping-related respiratory illness.
Town Hall Meeting for Binghamton-Area Veterans
A Town Hall meeting is planned for October 2 to talk about issues facing veterans in the region.
New York Weekly Fall Foliage Reports are Back
The Empire State Development Division of Tourism reports leaf-peepers will find foliage near midpoint of change already in the Adirondacks.