Newsletter

The Custard Corner in Endicott won't be opening its doors right away but there is a possibility it will return to business at some point this year.

Binghamton police are looking for a man and woman who left a dog in a city neighborhood on a freezing morning and drove away.

Flags at all New York State government buildings are flying at half-staff in honor of the Department of Transportation worker who died after a crash on Route 17.

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

Watch video of a cow as it eludes the police and makes his way to a Chick-Fil-A. It kind of ironic, because Chick-Fil-A uses cows as part of their marketing.

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

Autism has impacted several members of the JCPD and the department has decided to stand strong not only for those in the department but also for our community.

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.

U.S. Congressman Anthony Brindnisi says Spectrum Cable needs to be held up to its deal to expand broadband service into rural areas.

A public meeting is planned in Endicott to discuss final steps in the cleanup of the former IBM site in the Village that currently houses the Huron Campus.