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People who live near the National Pipe and Plastics factory in the town of Union remain unhappy with the way the plant is operating.

A duck, a deer and a hog made from Busch Light cans? The brand is putting a very unconventional spin on hunting trophies, and the results are peak hunting season.

State police made 200 DWI arrests over Columbus Day weekend while cracking down on speeding and distracted driving across New York.

New York is home to moose, but spotting one takes patience. Fewer than 1,000 live in the entire state, mostly tucked into the Adirondacks.

Measuring three feet wide, Chipotle's new oversized bag is designed to carry the attention-grabbing energy of a family meal.

Authorities say a man was repeatedly stabbed on a street on Binghamton's West Side.

New York's sending out rebate checks to over 8 million people. Yours might be coming soon if you haven't received it already.

Animal Adventure Park's trick or treat weekend brings three chances to grab candy and see animals in Harpursville this Saturday and Sunday.

Southern Tier residents reveal when they put up Christmas trees, lights, and holiday decorations each year.

New cars just crossed fifty grand on average, and discounts are shrinking faster than inventory at a used lot.

Local sheriff's office released this week's arrest report. Several people face charges ranging from registry violations to vehicle theft across the county.

The century-old West Endicott Park carousel is being put back together piece-by-piece as part of a major repair project.

If you own a home in Endicott and repairs are draining your budget, this program might be worth exploring.

Five NYU grads cracked the top 100 highest paid CEOs in America. That's serious company right there.

We've seen some creative ways to avoid paying for registration, but this New York driver may have taken things too f

New Yorkers are jumping on wellness trends faster than almost anywhere else in the country. Smart rings and protein snacks are leading the charge.

Hundreds of people were on hand for the opening of Broome County's first Chick-fil-A restaurant.

Broome County Transit credits Binghamton with New York State’s first electric trolley, which began running in 1887 and replaced horse-drawn power on one local line.

A Binghamton woman faces a felony charge after she allegedly struck a young child and drove away.

Renovation projects at two Broome County Burger King restaurants are nearing completion.