I join Morning Show Host Bob Joseph beginning at 6am with the latest local news, weather, and travel information. I'm a graduate of Elmira College and I worked in broadcasting in the Elmira market before heading east to our community. My husband, Randy and I are the proud owners of two Greyhounds that keep us quite busy.
Kathy Whyte
SUNY Broome to Offer Help for Budding Small Businesses
Registration is open for a new program to help Southern Tier residents interested in starting their own business.
Fast Information in Southern Tier Now Available by Text
Residents can now text to get information from the Susquehanna River Region 211 information service.
COVID Cases Down, Hospitalizations & Deaths Up in So. Tier
Recently, there had been a drop in new COVID cases but the number of serious illness requiring hospitalization and deaths in the Southern Tier have been up.
Endwell Democrat’s Proposal to Make 211 a Disaster Resource Approved
A measure to activate the 211 informational phone service for dealing with emergencies in New York State has final state legislative approval.
Officer Lee Barta Remembered 27 Years After End-of-Watch
August 3 marks the 27th anniversary since the line-of-duty death of a young City of Binghamton Police officer.
Heat Advisories Issued for Southern Tier Counties
As the National Weather Service in Binghamton hinted on Tuesday, August 2, a Heat Advisory has, indeed, been issued for the region.
Rollover/ Excavator Bucket Close Lanes of Route 17 in Johnson City
No serious injuries are being reported in an early morning crash on Route 17 in the Johnson City area August 3.
Bainbridge Woman and Dog Die in Sidney Crash
A Bainbridge woman and a dog are dead following a crash over the weekend in Delaware County.
Richford Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire investigators are looking into the cause of a mid-day blaze Monday, August 1 that reportedly destroyed an unoccupied house in the Town of Richford.
Southern Tier COVID Incidents Increase
On the COVID-19 front, Broome County continues to see the number of people hospitalized to slowly grow.