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The proportion of homeless New Yorkers who are under 18 is still above the nationwide average in much of the region.
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Binghamton has two Flock contracts for automatic license plate readers. One will automatically renew in August.
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Binghamton-area reporter Celia Clarke and News Director Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo discuss why WSKG will begin sharing audio recordings of the Broome County Legislature's monthly meetings.
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Starting in July 2026, WSKG News will share audio recordings of the monthly Broome County Legislature meetings.
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Voters in the town of Corning will choose candidates for several positions this November after some recent resignations in the town’s government.
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Earlier this month, over a dozen people urged the city council to not renew its contract with Flock.
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Former Corning town supervisor receives one-year interim probation supervision for felony convictionFormer Corning Town Supervisor Jenniffer Mullen appeared in Steuben County court for her sentencing hearing last week. She was sentenced to one year of interim probation supervision for a Class E felony conviction.
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Local organizations continue to endorse Aaron Gies, the Democratic candidate for New York’s 23rd Congressional District, as he faces scrutiny over his brother-in-law’s criminal history.
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The meeting took place almost a month after a fire destroyed a motel in Broome County used as temporary housing for homeless people. The fire killed six and displaced over 50 people.
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Incumbent Chemung County Executive Christopher Moss lost the June primary election to fellow Republican Mark Margeson but will remain on the ballot in November as a Conservative Party candidate.
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More than 100 wildfires are burning in Canada, with winds carrying the smoke southeast. Warnings about unhealthy air conditions extended from Minnesota through Toronto and into New York.
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Monday marks three weeks since a fire destroyed the Knights Inn motel in Endwell on June 22. Many of the residents did not have permanent housing.