Get Out and Explore With New York State Fish and Wildlife App
One of the best ways to clear your head is to step away from the chaos and into nature. New York is encouraging people to do that with their outdoors app.
Newsletter
It's Been A Strange Spring (So Far)
This past weekend should have been one of the most fun weekends of the year for me.
Oxford Veterans Home Hosts Vehicle Parade and You're Invited
We’re used to seeing our veterans in local parades, but this time the tables are being turned and the parade is being taken to them.
Seven CNY Students Compete in National Spelling Bee
This year, seven students from Central New York have found themselves at the nation's most iconic spelling competition.
CNY Native Is Washington’s First Lobbyist With Down Syndrome
Central New York native Kayla McKeon is breaking barriers on Capitol Hill as Washington’s very first registered lobbyist with Down Syndrome.
Train Derailment at Broome/Delaware County Line
Emergency Responders are working at the scene of a train derailment reported in Delaware County near the Broome County line at 3 a.m. August 9.
New York Governor Warns Residents to Brace for Extreme Heat
Heat is the biggest weather-related killer and Governor Andrew Cuomo is urging residents to protect and brace themselves ahead of the anticipated heat wave.
Broome Women Lead Shines on Southern Tier Close Up
A new group that looks to support women leaders in Broome County is the focus of the weekly, local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up May 5.
Pennsylvania Women's Wins Could Shift House to Democrats
About the biggest change in Pennsylvania’s political landscape following primary elections under newly redrawn districts is the shattering of the old-boys’ network.
Residents Vote on School Districts Across New York State
Local school districts join others around New York State May 15 keeping an eye on returns as residents vote on prospective school budgets.