Broome Woman Admits Responsibility in Young Daughter's Death
A mother has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Broome County court, acknowledging she caused the death of her 10-year-old special needs daughter.
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Honoring Those Who Served at Broome County Veterans Day Parade
In honor of local veterans and in appreciation for their service, the Broome County Parade Committee invites you to join them for a Veterans Day Parade.
Nine Non-Food Items on the Chow Warehouse Wish List
There are some non-food items that CHOW would really love to have in stock to better serve our community and these are nine of them.
You Can Help Drive Hunger From Broome County
Townsquare Media Binghamton and CHOW are collecting non-perishable food to help feed neighbors facing hunger this coming winter season, but we need your help!
Legislation Proposed to Protect Broome First Responders
The Emergency First Responders Protection Act would charge people who harass emergency responders while they performing their official duties.
Binghamton Veteran Will Walk Nearly 1,000 Miles to Pay It Forward
Garry Jones will travel nearly a thousand miles by foot in an attempt to pay it forward.
Broome County Sets Goal of Cameras on All School Bus Stop-Arms
Broome County Executive Jason Garnar says he hopes to have stop-arm cameras on hundreds of buses by the end of the school year.
Susquehanna Valley Schools, Local Police Take Threat Precautions
The Susquehanna Valley School District has announced there will be a police presence at their schools today as a precaution to a potential threat.
Golf Balls Swapped for Discs at Colesville Golf Course
Broome County officials have announced the first 18 “short” tees and baskets for a New Disc Golf course at Nathaniel Cole Park are done.
Broome Gets Matching State Funds for Shared Services
Broome County is getting $3.1 million in matching funds from New York State through the County-Wide Shared Services Initiative.